Post by
WinterBaron on May 10, 2022 3:28pm
It seems too easy for retail investors to lose perspective
For whatever reason retail investors appear to readily forget developments from the recent past relating to the companies they choose to invest in.
Those developments could be positive or negative. Just doesn't seem to matter.
The very next development consumes too many smaller investors regardless of how informed they would generally be deemed to be.
For example:
I really like the following February 22nd equity investment announcement that most here likely read a few months back.
It appears to speak volumes about larger investor confidence in ARHT.
Are big investors always right?
No.
But they tend to have solid reasons for becoming involved and in this case they agreed to a share premium.
My guess is: they're comfortable after likely asking more probing and important questions than most of us.
In any event, let's not get too overwhelmed by the current market gyrations scaring many.
World events are shaping numerous market trends.
My impression is:
Volatility and anxiety are the drivers these days, not facts. .
Try to relax with ARHT and I'd suggest the same approach with other unsettling investments you may have at this time.
Go back and review your initial reasons for choosing them.
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2022/02/22/2389370/0/en/ARHT-Media-Announces-Growth-Equity-Investment.html
Comment by
SunsetGrill on May 10, 2022 8:58pm
Out of the mouths of babes These words are usually spoken from someone not truly believing what they are saying. Don't worry everything will be ok after the horse has left the preverbal barn