/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17201526
In the future, you should try and have a plan when you go into something.
Setting realistic expectations and goals is the first step to success. And understanding what risk you are choosing to tolerate when you enter a position is just as important. Not buying something is just as important of a choice as buying something or selling something.
think of it like this
-Buying for reasons
-Not buying for reasons
-Selling for reasons
-Not selling for reasons
The important thing in each case is the reasons, the idea behind the action. You need to engage your decision-making process more completely.

now when the market opens back up, look at your ONTX position, look at the stock as realistically as you can and ask yourself, "would I buy this many shares for this current price?"; or "Is this really the stock I want to be holding with this money, instead of cash or other stocks?"
If the answer is 'no', then you should sell.

>>15132948
hey I hope you like it
you know 50 years from now you can gather all your grandkids around you and tell them what you remember about the great worldwide financial crash of late 2019.
And you can show your grandchildren on their holovisors this old photoshopped webcomic from 2019 and tell them what all the panels mean. And the kids will laugh about the resolution and the date (2010), probably not realizing what they are seeing is one of the early webcomics from the first (and possibly only) golden age of webcomics before youtube really took over everything.

You know, when days like the ones we've had the past week are driving everyone nuts, it's OK to take a deep breath and appreciate being alive. The economy is still mostly functional, no major war has broken out yet, and we are getting to experience some really interesting history in person.
You can't really truly experience times like these unless you're actually holding stocks and crypto (or choosing not to)/

>>13580922
zero surprise
announced almost a week ago
zero market reaction

the other poster was half right, you were all wrong

>>13492895
ay don't worry I'm gonna start easing into TUP
looking at TUP, X, and EDIT as my next cheapy targets

just don't give up on the cheapies