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Posted On: 02/22/2017 9:29:45 PM
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Three red days in a row...green tomorrow?
As you pointed out before, there have never been more than three red days in a row since we started climbing north. Curious if that trend will continue or be broken tomorrow.
The more red we have, the more that will likely negatively affect general sentiment. If two more red days and no news to close out the week, it could leave some feeling a little bleak - meaning down could be the direction next week.
With a downward trending stock that you believe in, is it sometimes advisable to hit the pause bottom by selling and waiting for another (lower) entry point? I understand the risk of timing something like this and taxes, especially with so much going on, but...Have you ever tried to do this?
Also, I know it may be meaningless, but when one of Liehubs "most followed members," who was a very active poster until the weekend and claimed to be part of a team with a substantial amount of shares, and recently lamented about missed PR opportunities, suddenly stopped opining, it did coincide with the recent drop. Just a coincidence or have you ever witnessed or experienced anything like this in the past?
Monkey group manipulation, impatience, profit taking, shorting, general sentiment, noise - some or all of these? In short, why the red this week?
As you pointed out before, there have never been more than three red days in a row since we started climbing north. Curious if that trend will continue or be broken tomorrow.
The more red we have, the more that will likely negatively affect general sentiment. If two more red days and no news to close out the week, it could leave some feeling a little bleak - meaning down could be the direction next week.
With a downward trending stock that you believe in, is it sometimes advisable to hit the pause bottom by selling and waiting for another (lower) entry point? I understand the risk of timing something like this and taxes, especially with so much going on, but...Have you ever tried to do this?
Also, I know it may be meaningless, but when one of Liehubs "most followed members," who was a very active poster until the weekend and claimed to be part of a team with a substantial amount of shares, and recently lamented about missed PR opportunities, suddenly stopped opining, it did coincide with the recent drop. Just a coincidence or have you ever witnessed or experienced anything like this in the past?
Monkey group manipulation, impatience, profit taking, shorting, general sentiment, noise - some or all of these? In short, why the red this week?
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