RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:This dip is just temporary I appreciate this and this sounds logical. I guess it comes down to risk tolerance.
jjwilson wrote: KPOIndustries;
I'll take a shot at answering your question. There are many different kinds of investors and investment strategies. For myself, I do the research and make my decision. I like to buy before the news to maximize my gain but there is considerable risk in this. Often I get it wrong but the upside is that when I get it right I get the biggest movement in share price.
Now, conversely, there are some who like the comfort of actually waiting for the news before they buy. They don't get the maximum profit but they aren't wrong as often either. I think there is lots of money waiting on the sidelines to see which company actually gets the contract and starts selling in volume.
Lots of noise and confusion now about what tests are reliable and worthwhile and which aren't. Lots of doubt about which companies have the contacts and financial resources to get the deals. I think there are many people willing to trade the excitement and challenge of finding a big score for the "sure thing" that they will get from waiting to see who the actual winner is before investing.
That's the explanation for why there is money waiting on the sidelines.