Isn't there the exact same distance from here to "
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Posted On: 03/29/2022 1:00:13 AM
Re: StoneBridge54 #692
Isn't there the exact same distance from here to "Zero" as it is to .046?
The hyperbole of this going to "Zero" is beyond foolish to me. In fact, I say there is "Zero" chance of that, but it makes for great clickbait
But maybe for you it honestly is a legitimate concern. And if that is the case, and don't recommend buying stocks, but I do support selling. Again, if this is a legitimate concern which you make it appear it to be for you, I would most definitely sell. What I pick up on is that it seems to be just 1 of many concerns of yours.
Maybe there are many others out there that feel the same way and have been selling.
Today's volume was not that. It could be one large seller or a few.
All this before numbers come out. To each their own.
Will even the best numbers move the needle? Not sure.
I got in this for the diagnostics & stayed for Provista testing core business.
I am very glad Gerald was astute enough to see what COVID-19 was going to provide for the company.
Now that has been spun out with some fantastic employees which it allows TODOS to return to its core.
Why the selling, well a number of possibilities.
I'll let you decide what the reason(s).
I'm long term. I don't panic. I don't sweat.
If I like what a company is doing and I have funds available, I purchase more. If I don't trust the CEO, I would have never bought in the first place.
If I was unaware of a CEO'S past, I would take full responsibility and blame myself for not doing what I was supposed to do in the first place which always is, due diligence! Do it. Not off a message board or Twitter.
But everyone has their own way of doing things.
Some people run red lights, some people gamble far too much. Others need answers constantly.
Before CEO's getting on Twitter, I wonder how the people who are terrified of their shadow got answers?
Did they write letters everyday?
Did the email the company everyday?
Did they call HQ everyday?
I know for a fact some idiots stalk companies and sit outside the offices even on weekends in questionable stained pants. I am 100% not saying that is you.
Personally SB, I get the feeling you are in way over your head. I think selling would be the best thing for you.
I mean that sincerely. I'm not being mean or sarcastic, I see how much stress this stock is causing you and life just isn't worth it.
If you can double you money on the roll of the dice, most certainly one can lose everything. On just 1 roll too.
I hope you find peace.
Much Aloha
The hyperbole of this going to "Zero" is beyond foolish to me. In fact, I say there is "Zero" chance of that, but it makes for great clickbait
But maybe for you it honestly is a legitimate concern. And if that is the case, and don't recommend buying stocks, but I do support selling. Again, if this is a legitimate concern which you make it appear it to be for you, I would most definitely sell. What I pick up on is that it seems to be just 1 of many concerns of yours.
Maybe there are many others out there that feel the same way and have been selling.
Today's volume was not that. It could be one large seller or a few.
All this before numbers come out. To each their own.
Will even the best numbers move the needle? Not sure.
I got in this for the diagnostics & stayed for Provista testing core business.
I am very glad Gerald was astute enough to see what COVID-19 was going to provide for the company.
Now that has been spun out with some fantastic employees which it allows TODOS to return to its core.
Why the selling, well a number of possibilities.
I'll let you decide what the reason(s).
I'm long term. I don't panic. I don't sweat.
If I like what a company is doing and I have funds available, I purchase more. If I don't trust the CEO, I would have never bought in the first place.
If I was unaware of a CEO'S past, I would take full responsibility and blame myself for not doing what I was supposed to do in the first place which always is, due diligence! Do it. Not off a message board or Twitter.
But everyone has their own way of doing things.
Some people run red lights, some people gamble far too much. Others need answers constantly.
Before CEO's getting on Twitter, I wonder how the people who are terrified of their shadow got answers?
Did they write letters everyday?
Did the email the company everyday?
Did they call HQ everyday?
I know for a fact some idiots stalk companies and sit outside the offices even on weekends in questionable stained pants. I am 100% not saying that is you.
Personally SB, I get the feeling you are in way over your head. I think selling would be the best thing for you.
I mean that sincerely. I'm not being mean or sarcastic, I see how much stress this stock is causing you and life just isn't worth it.
If you can double you money on the roll of the dice, most certainly one can lose everything. On just 1 roll too.
I hope you find peace.
Much Aloha
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