RE:RE:Smiling
I feel like maybe some people have a time horizon of like... 6 months for investments. In which case, I would HIGHLY recommend not investing in Acuity Ads of all things if you need a positive return on investment in 6 months. That's a pretty ridiculous thing to do imo. 'I need a positive return 6 months from now, I think I'll go with my life savings to Vegas' is basically the mentality. Stocks period are a terrible investment for a 6 month time frame, much less a growth stock.
And if you do commit money to a 6 month investment, don't be disappointed or surprised or upset (I mean, I can't tell you what to do, but I can find it completely ridiculous) if you don't make a positive return. Sure, you could return 500%. You could also lose 60%. It'd be like investing in NVDA which is pricing in years of excellent execution right now, forwward looking, and investing for 3 months where you expect and demand positive share price growth. Or get upset when they killed earnings and the stock doesn't go up or it goes down. Why would it go up when execllent earnings are expected and even required for years before the valuation is justified? If you're already paying a big premium to get in now, for the future...
Sorry for the rambling. I'm a newbie investor, but I just don't understand lots of investors, their feelings or mentalities.