RE: Timing is Everything30 Jan 2022 05:06
2 of 2 ....
INVESTOR RETURN A
100,000 shares cashed in at £1.14 delivers you £114,000, a profit of £ 76,000 NICE
INVESTOR RETURN B
161,700 shares cashed in at £1.14 delivers you £184,338, a profit of £ 146,338 Practically double the return of Investor A
IF the SP climbs higher you find that the gap widens further
You could sell the same 100,000 shares at this point as Investor A and keep 61,700 in for free. I did a similar thing for real in Valirx and this method works well, I'm in for a free ride in that stock.
So what's the downside risk? well you could miss bottom. OK so lets say, you miss bottom, there is a sustained rally, and the SP rallies up just over a wopping 45%, wow, SO is no longer selling and the the SP has rallied to 55p and you missed the boat. bad news bears its going to cost you more.
INVESTOR C
76,000 shares now because you missed the boat now at 55p for your same £ 38,000 Invested
INVESTOR RETURN C
76,000 shares cashed at £1.14 delivers you £86,640, a profit of £ 48,640 still nice
So in other words a potential loss of profit of £27,360 missing bottom V a potential increased profit of £70,338 calling it right.
Timing is absolutely everything. However, where you know there is a sustained seller why risk it?
For me personally, i will ADD to my holdings to down average here for sure but it wont be at 38p sorry. If i miss calling bottom i will take that risk. We will touch low 20s before this starts to move forwards imo.
We need to see the back of this seller as soon as possible.
GL whatever your call