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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Hexo end of its second negative phase .84c ????

[quinlash]

Investors buying the shares and holding know exactly how much they are risking.  If they invest $10,000 and the stock pulls back they can easily calculate the value that their investment was reduced by. They lose nothing if they hold or average down and the shareprice recovers above their average before they opt to sell.  

Investors that short the stock are betting that the shareprice falls and that they can gain a few points if you get in and get out fast.  If they the stock price goes up they lose money. 

Shorters that use margin can only stay in for so long before their brokers will call those shares back in and force those traders to buy the shares at whatever price they are being sold for on the open market.  The loss to a short seller cannot be calculated as there is not way to know how high the shareprice will be before the broker pulls those shares back and forces that trader to buy.

To gamble is to invest with a known amount of risk.

To short is to play Russian Roullette with half the chambers in the gun loaded...  the shareprice will either go up or go down.. you have a 50/50 chance of getting the call right and making a few points or blowing the brains out of your investment account.

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Rothchildish wrote: I make a couple percentage points and I smash your whole portfolio. A couple points on a great portfolio is done so easily. What youre doing is gambling. The flavour of the month isnt weed stocks anymore. Right now its tech, ecommerce and pharma. Youre out of luck. Stay in the basement. Also could you provide your "analysis". Im sure its made up numbers and crazy valuations using dumb metrics.if you cant come up with anything, then I'm right and youre just babbling non sense.

Analyste-57 wrote:

Rothchildish wrote: Youre not an investor if you "play" with 6K. I wouldnt take advice from a small player neither should anyone on this board. His "analysis" is a made up number that makes him feel good. This board is full of luring liars.

quinlash wrote: Six grand is a lot of money to many investors.  Yes, we have investors on the stock with 10's of thousands and even 100's of thousands in play but it's all relative to what you have and what you are willing to put into play.  Also please keep in mind that 57 does not come across as an investor who does not invest without a strategy.  $6,000 may be one of many blocks of cash he may be putting into play.

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Rothchildish wrote: Big baller alert 6000$ purchase on the way!!! How many burgers do you have to flip to load that margin up?

Analyste-57 wrote:

I just placed a buy order for some 7,500 shares at .85c which is .01c higher than the end of its negative third phase which I believe.

 

I could be wrong of course, but I don't believe Hexo is going through a negative third phase, based on my primary analysis. On top of that, I have the support of this .84c resistance which is seconding me. I am on the stock market than to make $$$ with titles without falling in love with them.

 

Hexo currently works like this for the moment: I give you and I take back and this, by making two nice positive phases which brought Hexo up to $ 1.73 then unfortunately two negative phases which possibly will bring the price of Hexo to 84c.

 

Too bad for me if I am wrong by a few cents above my purchase price of 85c. I remain faithful to my analyzes and I will look elsewhere as always.

 

Rotchchildish: Success on the stock market doesn't depend on the number of $$$$ you deposit in a stock. I diversify into several stocks.

 

And don't forget that the little train goes far and I am convinced that my little train will go further than you. I also have the impression that you invest in the stock market only by impulse or intuition. If this is the case, resume -you because you risk leaving your shirt there