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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:A lot of shareholders beginning to feel like him

[INVINCE]

Were talking < it's on paper right now > but not philosophy.  EYES NEED TO BE OPEN. Shareholders are there own BOSS not me or you. They make there own moves not us.

Tell me something do you have more then $900 thousand in your portfolio? 


 

quinlash wrote: Investors who have high averages have lost value, not money, they only lose money when they hit the sell button on a loss.  Same on the upside, everyone thinks they made a ton of money when the SP runs high over their average but again, until they hit sell it's just numbers on the screen.

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INVINCE wrote: Referring to part of your post: Quote < lick their wounds >
Easily said but you must understand what does one have left if they were to cash out being that they bought at highs of $7.00 to $11.00 and still holding. They would have to do a tremendous amount of < licking > wounds as you call it. I don't think at times like this these holders need a post of philosophies. If they did such a move 98% of their portfolio would dissappear into thin air leaving them enough money to BUY maybe only one THC Truss beverage call it a day and say to themselfs what a HIGH

Not trying to be sarcastic just stating another FACT

quinlash wrote: Monday morning new investors who are now optimistic that HEXO has the cash it needs to bridge the gap to profitability will buy.  Investors with high averages that believe the same will average down or decide to hold.  Those who believe the company has no chance and/or can do better elsewhere with what money thay can salvage will move off or retreat permenantly from the markets to lick their wounds. 

Investors who think they can slam the company and discourage any sort of buying so that they can short the stock and profit from a fall in shareprice will be bashing the stock non-stop on all the forums.

That's the market, that's trading. Some will hit the sell button when they are up and realize a gain, others will watch the gains come and go and only hit sell when they are too afriad to do anything else and realize the loss.

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INVINCE wrote: So answer me this question.  Let's tackle this stock because this is a Hexo Stock message board. Referring to your comment specially where you say ( same group will follow the same bad advise and bail at a loss or fail to )

< ride out the transition these companies are going through on their way to profitability >

So my question is ? do YOU think that anyone who's been holding stock of Hexo Corp between $7 and $11 dollars should continue their hold and continue to be a long? Reflecting the currently SP of being under $2.00 also reflecting Hexo Corps current status?  You did tell me at one time you buy Low sell High < excellent advice -> only problem these longs holding $7.00 to $11.00 range puts them at a extreme loss if they were to cash out.

Buy High sell Low

Holding long is sometimes great BUT time $$ duration comes into play. I know we can reply to each other on and on but one persons opinion is right and the other is wrong. 

It never ends does it

quinlash wrote: Investors who bought in on the junk that was posted by these arm chair advisors are the ones who bought too high. Same group will follow the same bad advise and bail at a loss or fail to ride out the transition these companies are going through on their way to profitability. Some companies will survive, others may not. Do your own research or just be lead around by others. Talk to your financial advisor, or someone experienced with stocks that you actually know and trust.