RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Who are the idiots selling?I ended up swing trading Acuity lately. Not my long position, that stays as is. But there is so much constant swings, I couldn't resist. I just opened a separate position with about 1/10th the amount of shares compared to my long hold position. Today for example I sold for $11.22, and bought back for $10.88 and $10.50 (all CAD). Next time it goes back towards the mid 11s, I will sell my smaller swing lot of shares again, and repeat. There are three potential results: 1) it trades sideways forever, and I keep making small profit off swing trades forever (I hope this doesn't happen, and I doubt it will) 2) eventually I'm going to sell my swing lot of shares (again, these shares are in addition to my long position, I am not selling any of that) and the price never goes back down by a meaningful amount again, thus my swing trading is finished, and my long position grows. This would be ideal. 3) worst case scenario, I buy 'low' and the stock never recovers or goes higher by any meaningful amount and keeps dropping, causing the addition of my swing shares on top of my long position to drop. I'm okay with risking getting 'stuck' with an extra bit of shares if Acuity doesn't pan out.