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Saturday, November 11, 2023 3:06:12 PM
The best way to deal with it IMO is try to pick a company with potential LT upside success and let the progress and market do its thing. In the short term it gives opportunities to trade the ups and downs and accumulate a free or close as possible to free LT position for when the big growth in price occurs and at the same time minimize my financial risk. For present EGYF continues to fit my personal model and plan.
My #1 trading rule is don't lose money. #2. Keep a loss small. I can always get back in if still like the company.
Aware of the market, yes? However, I don't want them making decisions with the market price as the #1 priority. IMO, market price will take care of itself if they make the best decisions on company progress, limit debt, limit dilution as best as possible etc. I want them to build the strongest possible company not give in to things in the ST that limit the LT.
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