I'm sure you're right about a no-fill at $2.77.
And I can certainly unnerstan' yer not being willing to pay $3.08. After all, who needs a 32.5% yield? Yeah!!! I say let's hold out for $2.77 with its 36%.
We needs to keep in mind here that the world's economy floats on that 3.5% differential.
Just joking of course---but I've been wondering why I'd buy a couple of days ago at $2.60 but not now when
1. I lost out at the $2.60 and lived to regret it for the few % pts.
2. Why do I hold out now when the % is still fantastic?
For me it's all about ego.. I see it in myself and I'm reeking of it. And now, kiddies, "it" rhymes with...
Me jugs is full, alright, but it sure ain't rum. And iffen it is, then I hope I ain't showin' signs of drunkenness, explaining my reluctance to pay more than I did, earlier. I'm rarely a drinker but I'm acting foolishly as these percentages are wonderful. And my 2,000 units of SDLP show a gain of $1,632.50---with the position begun exactly eight days ago.
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