You don't know what is going on, obviously. I think newbies could best serve themselves by being quiet and listening to what is happening. Your chatter is distracting my hunt for more shares.
Occasional sell-offs are necessary for healthy stocks as they make them stronger. Look at all the "red" days LBSR has experienced in the last several months. Every one of them helped LBSR move higher.
Incidentally, your post makes no sense because how do you know when a stock is going down or simply correcting itself? Pullbacks are not necessarily signs that a stock is going to reverse from an uptrend to a downtrend. I suggest you do a little studying on this topic before you spout off and confuse other "noobs" who are sincerely trying to learn this business.
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