RE: Issues with De-ramping29 Oct 2021 13:13
This conflict seems to be universal to every BB. Rampers Versus De-rampers, both with suspected alternative agenda's beyond what is posted.
Its pretty simple to deal with.
The first universal, and absolutely vital rule is: Don't bet what you can't COMFORTABLY afford to lose.
Once you are in that position you won't be unsettled, emotionally, by other views contrary to your own.
EG: If you had £100 invested in BH, would you care what anybody said? So it halves in value, so what? £50 loss... big deal.
£10,000 invested... well, then its a bit different. Rational though takes a hike and now all you want to hear is how your stock is going to recover and you are going to get your back. The last thing, the very last thing you want to read is somebody saying its not likely to happen anytime soon, if ever. So, new agenda's are invented to allow the dismissal of their views. "He is paid to do this, he is shorting the stock, he is a trader trying to force the price down etc etc etc."
The second easy bit is: Use the filter button. If you think Pedro (as he takes alot of stick here), does not give the reader any useful info, then just filter him. If, on the other hand you don't mind hearing the other POV, then read thoses posts on their merits. (Of course if you have obeyed rule 1, its much easier to do that.)
So in summary:
1: Never, Ever invest more than you can comfortably afford to lose.Then you can read posts on their merit, whatever there content is.
2: Use the filter button if they add nothing to the conversation.