Starsearcher80 wrote: Good post.
I agree, that everyone has something to offer. When I take a position, I immediately ruthlessly...and I mean RUTHLESSLY look for how or why I might be wrong. These message boards too often turn into cheerleading forums, with people who "think otherwise" attacked. That is not what the best of these forums can or should be.
It's a place to share opinions, for or against. Just take the time to write well and clarify your thoughts, whatever they are, so other people can understand and digest. Then you're being helpful.
For myself, I share my thoughts first to help people as I have been helped before. The markets are a rough place, and some kind of mentorship, which I was lucky enough to have along the way, is a good thing. So its my effort to pay it forward.
Also, I write to slow down my own thinking, and force myself to clarify my beliefs of the moment. Those beliefs, ALWAYS challenged are open to rethinking and can change on a dime if circumstances dictate. As a technical trader, there are hard and fast rules. These rules take out the emotional content. And even with a complete understanding, make no mistake. There is an art to the craft as well that comes with seasoning. Collectively these lead to two main thoughts. "Let your profits run" is a true saying. More importantly though is the saying "be wrong quickly".
The best traders are right about 7/10 times. Now, that's a winning record. But what makes it a stunning winning record is to be wrong quickly. As you challenge your beliefs, constantly, you see where you might be wrong, and you get out with a nick rather than a gash. So the 3/10 "wrongs"? Meh. They become mostly inconsequential.
It's late. I'm rambling here. But yes, contribue your beliefs. For the newbies, force yourself to step up and contribute. That's how you learn, and that's how you train yourself to have the discipline to win.
BBDB859 wrote: Everybody here on this board has a talent or is good at something.
-Some are good at financials.
-Some are good at understanding the market.
-Some are good at Trading.
-Some are good at fundamentals of trading.
All I'm asking from the posters/shareholders here on this Board, to help eachother with their talents. Don't be afraid to explain why you think your method will work, if someone asks a question. There are no right or wrong answers here. Let's learn from eachother.
Those that are day traders and swing traders.
QUESTION!!!!
If you are either a short, a medium or long term holder of BBD.B shares???
Knowing that now, after the R/S, we have this small 90M float of shares.
WHAT WOULD YOU RECOMEND to those holding shares.
Other than holding of course, and not selling our shares for example. Is there any other tricks, or advice, that you can give to this Board of shareholders. Let's help eachother to help RAISE THE SHARE PRICE.
The small float makes it harder for people to acquire shares of course, therefore forcing the price up, when there are no sellers. If you hold on to your shares. I'm sure you'll get the righ to sell them, in the next 3 years. So patience is key. IMHO
But all of you have opinions. So please share them with us here.
Thanks to Star for helping to enlighten us about the Stocks activity daily, & I hope he continues to inform us. But other traders here are very capable as well. I know. So it's now time to help eachother to drive this price up. We deserve it.
Please respect other peoples opinion
Cheers to all, and GL to all of us.