Tuesday, November 27, 2012 9:41:05 AM
HA! An investor may have to wait years for a stock to appreciate in which there is no guarantee that that will occur. A short term trader doesn't. He is free to leave when the going gets tough and stay when the tough gets going.
Nevertheless if you want to call me a gambler than so be it. If success is not measured by winning more than loosing than I would say that your premises is correct.
Can you say the same ever since you have been invested in this stock? Let me answer that for you. No.
However, if your thinking about your retirement and how this stock will one day be $20.00 a share, well then, you will have a long time to think and then later one day reflect on your "good fortune."
Nevertheless if you want to call me a gambler than so be it. If success is not measured by winning more than loosing than I would say that your premises is correct.
Can you say the same ever since you have been invested in this stock? Let me answer that for you. No.
However, if your thinking about your retirement and how this stock will one day be $20.00 a share, well then, you will have a long time to think and then later one day reflect on your "good fortune."
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