Exro Technologies Inc T.EXRO

Exro does have a lot of promise but

[Jamesedgar1]

There is so many microcaps going thru the roof right now, being promoted as world game changers with no revenues or earnings, it's a stark reminder of the late 90's to 2001 period!
Be careful, and try not to put all your eggs in one basket, the pain at some point could be excruciating and life destroying!

GLTA

[JohnnyUtah44]

Only a FOOL would put all their $$$ into one stock, but  MANY MILLIONAIRES were made with microcaps in late 90's and 2001. ( I believe we are in that cycle again) MANY of those microcaps Grew up to be Multi Billion $$$ Companies and are still around today if not bought out. The next 5-7 years should be a Global Tech BOOM , so do your DDD, say a prayer and stay the course when it gets

[Jamesedgar1]

Hopefully your time line for the next 5-7 years plays out, however beginning around mid 2000 many many millionaires on paper were turned into paupers and didn't know what hit them within a couple of years. My posts are hopefully going to be read by some of the novice retail market players who have only  entered this game during covid lockdown of the last year or so to supplement income

[fogduckker]

James have to agree with some of your points. I would not put all my eggs in one basket but the reality is that you will not make a killing without being heavily overweighted. Think Buffet was over 40% Apple at one point. And think Mark Cuban suggested that diversification was for losers. Or as another money manager who ran a very concentrated portfolio asked "WTF you want my 25th best idea

[wkndcoffee]

I Agree, or No Guts No Glory. For sure, and depending on one's position realizing some profit along the journey is not such a bad thing. I'm also a believer in the obvious with due diligence in research and keeping fully abreast of a Compay's direction etc.  I streamline my portfolio and do Swing For The Bleachers when one like Exro stands out with keeping a few others in a

[ddogold]

Yup fully agree . As I mentioned on another board . I view stocks as a buffet . Your first plate is piled up with everything that catches your eye . After trying them all you go back and stick with 4or 5 of your favorites . The last dish is packed with the best of the lot .