RE: Happy new year all ...2 Jan 2023 08:48
Simple logic. So if you buy with a spread difference of say 0.5p. So X purchased at 11p and sold with a 0.5 spread at 13p as he wet his pants because he saw green and felt it would go to red. Fair play made 2p on this occasion. The problem comes and it happens often is that once you sell what happens if the price goes up fast. Do you buy back higher or keep waiting or buy back much higher.
The only reason we went down last time was purely due to luck as we had a frustrated seller. Based on probability as we are so undervalued and with so much news due we should head to 20-30p fairly soon. What will happen to these traders they will chase right. A bit of an amateur if you ask me. Make 10% when you are lucky or lose 20,30,40,50% when unlucky or chase when stock rises. The smart money is always to buy low and keep until you are happy with a decent rise or move on unless you get an opportunity to buy much lower.
Always with any investment buy low and sell high. If you see green and feel the need to sell with 1/2p rise then maybe you should not be trading. I can understand trading for wild swings but not this as we all know it's likely VAL will move soon.