RE: FUNDING OPTIONS10 Apr 2023 15:32
For future reference sometimes you need to turn the way you look at a long position on its head.
Most holders of a stock that is going wrong look for reasons to keep holding or even buy more. It’s natural to want to do that. Average down etc. But if a SP is going wrong, it’s usually going wrong for good reason.
You should also ask yourself and make a list of reasons why you should sell. Most people fear doing this because it means they might have to sell at a loss. But remember, the first cut of a position is usually the cheapest cut.
There have been so many red flags on this one. I mean red flags with flagpoles covered in red paint. And it’s very easy to be wrongly influenced by those with the same bad position as yourself