RE: What we have to remember16 May 2022 09:39
When you buy (invest) into AIM stocks you immediately become responsible for managing your portfolio.
Protecting your stake should be your main priority.
If that means locking in profit, or taking out initial stake as a stock tanks, then that surely that's the correct thing to do?
In less than 1 year this stock has gone from 0.21 to 0.70.
Retraced to 0.28, back up to 0.50 and now back to 0.29.
It's impossible to catch the bottom and top every time.
But it has been possible to increase your holdings (if you want) or to significantly derisk because of the swings.
I wish I'd managed my holding here better but that's my fault.
To do nothing of course, is another choice.
Is it the right choice?
Time will tell I suppose.