oh, is that one of the moronic dumb-asses bashing their own "long" investment? too funny
i got a plan. buy a stock. do your research based on message-board rhetoric. get in over your head. then, if and when the stock doesn't perform based upon your expectations - don't sell. just blame others for your buy, sell, hold, research and due diligence
i see this baloney all the time. people not being accountable
what's worse? they trash their own holdings. there are problems, pros and cons, with every single company. sony to netflix and everyone in between
but when i see "longs" bashing their own stock and supporters - calling folks "promoters" and "pumpers" - with not one positive thing to say (which is just as silly as saying only negative things), then I change and adapt my own investment strategy. market sentiment and perception being as real as reality itself
i may soon be buying his/her shares - likely at a discount to what they paid
and when the stock moves to give me more profits, i'll be laughing my ass off
rule 1 in investing - do not invest more than you can afford to lose
rule 2 - if a position moves against you cut your losses
recently observed rule - when an investor doesn't know what the hell he or she is doing, watch them point fingers (its never their fault)
another recently observed rule - emotional investors are the worst. they always "think" they are acting on principle (instead of supporting their investment). good luck eating principles for dinner - too funny if it weren't so sad
not my problem. sentiment can be a powerful temporary market mover. the same knuckleheads who claimed to have been brought in by a "pump" see no correlation to their attacks on the company and the pps as they "bash"
how is that exactly? either message boards influence the pps, buys and sells. or it does not...maybe they should "pump" if it was so effective
and if you are "long" and underwater, how does nitpicking, bashing, and bitching about your stock help? lol
let them eat their principles. i'll eat my steak (med rare pls)
meanwhile let them help the shorts who post non-stop crap and always have since i have been following ntek. seasoned and principled (those with rules in place) investors can take their position, short or long, and make any chart or circumstance work in their favor
ignorant "longs" bashing their investment on the regular are likely to fare the worst aimho
anyone do any research on ces btw?
i got a plan. buy a stock. do your research based on message-board rhetoric. get in over your head. then, if and when the stock doesn't perform based upon your expectations - don't sell. just blame others for your buy, sell, hold, research and due diligence
i see this baloney all the time. people not being accountable
what's worse? they trash their own holdings. there are problems, pros and cons, with every single company. sony to netflix and everyone in between
but when i see "longs" bashing their own stock and supporters - calling folks "promoters" and "pumpers" - with not one positive thing to say (which is just as silly as saying only negative things), then I change and adapt my own investment strategy. market sentiment and perception being as real as reality itself
i may soon be buying his/her shares - likely at a discount to what they paid
and when the stock moves to give me more profits, i'll be laughing my ass off
rule 1 in investing - do not invest more than you can afford to lose
rule 2 - if a position moves against you cut your losses
recently observed rule - when an investor doesn't know what the hell he or she is doing, watch them point fingers (its never their fault)
another recently observed rule - emotional investors are the worst. they always "think" they are acting on principle (instead of supporting their investment). good luck eating principles for dinner - too funny if it weren't so sad
not my problem. sentiment can be a powerful temporary market mover. the same knuckleheads who claimed to have been brought in by a "pump" see no correlation to their attacks on the company and the pps as they "bash"
how is that exactly? either message boards influence the pps, buys and sells. or it does not...maybe they should "pump" if it was so effective
and if you are "long" and underwater, how does nitpicking, bashing, and bitching about your stock help? lol
let them eat their principles. i'll eat my steak (med rare pls)
meanwhile let them help the shorts who post non-stop crap and always have since i have been following ntek. seasoned and principled (those with rules in place) investors can take their position, short or long, and make any chart or circumstance work in their favor
ignorant "longs" bashing their investment on the regular are likely to fare the worst aimho
anyone do any research on ces btw?
