Many people are into stocks for the quick buck...t
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Posted On: 02/02/2017 1:34:10 PM
Many people are into stocks for the quick buck...the quick fix. These are not real investors. They don't have the patience to wait. They think of themselves as stock market commandos of some kind who buy into the witless Sell on the Rip, buy on the Dip scenario.
They might make a few bucks, but will never be in for the big run. They will be sitting there with their paltry few thousand bucks and no stock position holding their dicks while the patient ones earn themselves tens of thousands of dollars one day down the road.
You can make yourself crazy by living and dying on every downturn and every upturn of RMHB.
On no! We're down a penny! I just lost $5000.
That's how many people look at it. You don't lose or make money on any stock until you actually sell. All you're seeing---like today for instance---is a paper loss or on a day when its up, a paper gain.
It becomes pointless to spend 6 or 8 hours every single day staring at the stock action. People have lost fortunes doing just that. It's even more ridiculous when a stock is moving in tenths of a cent.
Just think if you could shut your RMHB investment completely out of your life for say three months and then check and see how it's doing?
Can you do that? Of course not. Just the thought of money gained or lost will be burning a hole in your psyche and your pocket.
However, what I recommend is that you perhaps step away from RMBH for an entire week. Don't check the stock, don't go to this board. Forget it exists for one week.
Then come back and check the stock.
Check it tomorrow--Friday February 3, 2017 and forget about it for a week and check it next Friday February 10, 2017. Then leave it again and check it Friday February 17, 2017.
Can you do it? If you can then perhaps one day you can do it for a month.
If you are in for the long haul then I don't see why not. A stock holder who is truly long is not going to sell this stock if it goes down to .10 or sell if it goes up to .20. So taking a break for a week seems like a logical suggestion.
Personally I will check the stock tomorrow and will not check again until the following Friday. I will delete it from my list of stocks.
You should try it.....
The future is very bright for RMHB and if you want to be part of the big story then perhaps stepping away and letting it do it's work is the best course of action.
They might make a few bucks, but will never be in for the big run. They will be sitting there with their paltry few thousand bucks and no stock position holding their dicks while the patient ones earn themselves tens of thousands of dollars one day down the road.
You can make yourself crazy by living and dying on every downturn and every upturn of RMHB.
On no! We're down a penny! I just lost $5000.
That's how many people look at it. You don't lose or make money on any stock until you actually sell. All you're seeing---like today for instance---is a paper loss or on a day when its up, a paper gain.
It becomes pointless to spend 6 or 8 hours every single day staring at the stock action. People have lost fortunes doing just that. It's even more ridiculous when a stock is moving in tenths of a cent.
Just think if you could shut your RMHB investment completely out of your life for say three months and then check and see how it's doing?
Can you do that? Of course not. Just the thought of money gained or lost will be burning a hole in your psyche and your pocket.
However, what I recommend is that you perhaps step away from RMBH for an entire week. Don't check the stock, don't go to this board. Forget it exists for one week.
Then come back and check the stock.
Check it tomorrow--Friday February 3, 2017 and forget about it for a week and check it next Friday February 10, 2017. Then leave it again and check it Friday February 17, 2017.
Can you do it? If you can then perhaps one day you can do it for a month.
If you are in for the long haul then I don't see why not. A stock holder who is truly long is not going to sell this stock if it goes down to .10 or sell if it goes up to .20. So taking a break for a week seems like a logical suggestion.
Personally I will check the stock tomorrow and will not check again until the following Friday. I will delete it from my list of stocks.
You should try it.....
The future is very bright for RMHB and if you want to be part of the big story then perhaps stepping away and letting it do it's work is the best course of action.
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