Anyone who refuses to accept the reality of his situation is delusional quinalsh.
Again, whether you try and justify or rationalize it - you have lost over 99% of your investment, regardless of holding or selling.
It's gone.
To suggest ignoring the facts is less stressful than worrying about a short squeeze is just idiotic - any normal investor might be - should be - a little stressed about a 99% loss - not much of an investor if you're not - that's more of a cult member.
By why are you fixated on there only being two types of investing - shorts and longs. Are you THAT elementary and lacking in investment acumen? Never mind, I know the answer.
I have investments in the cannabis sector, waiting for US legalziation - unlike you though, I made an intelligent informed decision to have that money in US MSOs - not bankrupt, failed Canadian LPs.
I dont consider myself a long - I'm good with my costs and will wait - but anyone with common sense is constanttly re-evaluate his holdings. If one of my cannabis stocks has good/bad news - I'll look at buying or selling, if another secor like oil & gas starts to move - I may shift investments - rather than YOU who holds 'long on hexo', losing more money and missing other opportunities by tying up your dead money.
You were basically clueless on investing3-4 years ago, you haven't learned anything since.
quinlash - (6/15/2023 4:20:53 PM)
RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:The all-time high for Hexo is $632
You go Short and worry about the Cannabis Sector coming back into play and I will continue to hold Long and work my Dollar Cost Average Strategy.
I would agrue that being patient is less stressful than having to worry about when a short-squeeze will occur.
quinlash - (6/15/2023 4:20:53 PM)
RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:The all-time high for Hexo is $632
You go Short and worry about the Cannabis Sector coming back into play and I will continue to hold Long and work my Dollar Cost Average Strategy.
I would agrue that being patient is less stressful than having to worry about when a short-squeeze will occur.