GREY:XEBEQ - Post by User
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catchascatchcanon Jul 14, 2021 2:58pm
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RE:My earlier post was a misprint
RE:My earlier post was a misprint TT, respectfully, all investors bite their fingernails. I am 15 years in the market, and could retire comfortably today at 40, and while I have fewer emotional swings, the are present. Experience typically means bigger porfolios, which means bigger investments, which means more to gain or lose. It's a touch smug to infer that only the inexperienced succumb to investor stress, as the market can and will teach even the most experienced investors harsh lessons. Not your intention to be glib I'm sure, but worth noting that you yourself would likely be included in the 'only human' list when it comes to such things. Many here have scads more experience I'm sure, but you need only read the daily business news to learn of a billionaire hedge fund manager who losses hundreds of millions of more on a poorly timed or planned investment. The key is to have enough eggs in enough baskets, that while stress may enter the equation, it's doesn't feel like-eding ;)
tamaracktop wrote: Xebec spent 4 months between June and October 2020 hovering between $4 and $5.
On June 1st 2020 the stock closed at $4.30.
On September 30th, 4 months later, it closed at $4.18.
The point is, don't worry about this.
It will pass.
Guaranteed.
It's the stock market.
Some people are biting their fingernails.
Experienced investors aren't.