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Re: Dave_358 post# 122553

Thursday, 12/07/2017 11:13:37 AM

Thursday, December 07, 2017 11:13:37 AM

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Most likely people won't let the pps go very low, probably won't see .40. If it does, it's time to buy, not sell. If you do not have funds to buy, then that is why you are going crazy, because you only benefit from price increase and not a drop. If you are not fully invested, then you will feel comfortable with a price drop and see it as opportunity. But also, you must sell some shares after a price rally or when it makes a new high, so that, again, you will feel comfortable and almost expecting another dip to buy back your shares. This is stress-free trading when you are comfortable with any move the stock makes and if you execute correctly (buying higher and selling lower), your long term profits will be much higher. If you can't get yourself to sell after a small rally out of fear of missing out on bigger gains, then just try to think logically, stick to the charts and what is most likely to happen in the short term, and only sell a small amount of shares like 1/4 or 1/5 your position if you can't do more. When news is out, it's likely to be before or after hours, you can always jump back in fully invested as long as you are checking news every day before market open.

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