RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Sorry for those who soldRenofund wrote: riski wrote: Ok, thanks for the psychology lesson.
No one should expect to hit the bottoms and tops, that is for sure. But waiting to buy on weakness after a strong run is prudent investing. Patience can pay handsomely.
Renofund wrote: riski wrote: I think the buy-the-dip celelbration is a little premature. I suspect there will be better buying opportunities in the coming weeks.
Backinblack1000 wrote: Nothingmatters wrote: At .485 people make mistakes. Imo
Weak hands, stop losses kicked in, and maybe some bought the news....imo....yep.
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Oil rises with Wall Street calling sell-off a chance to buy - BNN Bloomberg Seems wti is down, but some of the stocks are right where they were at....
so was it a shake down....with wti down $3-4...temporarily.....dunno....
guess some investors...just took shelter...at least it was not one of those minus $32 pricing..imo..glta...
once folks come to terms with the fact they will never time it perfectly by calling a bottom OR a top, they will realize comments like this mean absolutly nothing.
right, so it has gone from .60 to.50 (-17%), so that is in fact, buying on a dip. Thanks.
I guess if you are ok buying at the beginning of the dip. There is (was) still too much grredy sentiment at 0.52. Fear or even better, panic signal a better time to buy.
It's when no one is posting about buying the dip. It might even be when no one is posting anymore because they sold.