You are welcome for my advice on options.It is very solid and taken from years of experience trading them, writing covered calls, buying calls, protective puts, and implementing advanced strategies with straddle positions and more that are specifically directed to lower dollar-cost average, maximize profits and above all reduce risk. Anyone investing in a stock that is optionable would be best served to protect their position with options, particularly a volatile stock.Regardless of the extent of your questioning and due diligence, can you prevent the possibility of a catastrophic event beyond the control of management? Why have no protection in your stock?
In a stock heading north that takes the kinds of dips and strides this one did from under $5 to $19.50, I could have easily lowered my dollar-cost average on my stock down to zero without selling one single share of stock, and taken additional profits off the table along the way simply by trading call options and keeping my core position Surely someone with your intellect can master the basics of options trading.
That aside....
For someone who "intensely questions when ambivalent", where are your posts on all the other stock boards you have questions about?
What are all the other aliases you use in I-Hub, or elsewhere so that I may check the type of posts you usually write?
Do you want everyone to believe that SUF is the first stock you have ever posted on under any other alias?
What position did you actually take today? Was it a position to buy the stock or not buy the stock, or a position to simply keep questioning intensely? If you bought, at what price, and what was the deciding factor for making your decision?
Disclaimer: You are completely responsible for your own investment decisions and who and what you believe on the boards.You are responsible for properly analyzing and verifying any information you choose to rely upon.
Doc
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