Posted: Thu Feb 23, 2006 12:28 pm
Check again.J-man wrote:
Factsbuffet is at $16 and Wainwright at $19!
Check again.J-man wrote:
Factsbuffet is at $16 and Wainwright at $19!
it has been going down for so long... I'm starting to wonder if it's gonna go back up...Jonathan wrote:Yep, I definately don't trust the market. And I'm really really glad I got rid of my Wainright stocks a while ago.
I've lost a lot of money now too...........I may need therapy for this Now I'm at the point of holding out and hoping it starts to go up since wainwright has already reached new lows.........definately don't want to sell now and then see it go up as soon as I do so.WINDSHEAR wrote:it has been going down for so long... I'm starting to wonder if it's gonna go back up...Jonathan wrote:Yep, I definately don't trust the market. And I'm really really glad I got rid of my Wainright stocks a while ago.
I've lost too much money
And loose better than 8,000$..........I don't think so, I'll take my chances with it.WINDSHEAR wrote:you are what's holding it down... sell it, and then buy again in the evening, I think that will give it a change of direction.
well, if you had sold last night... and rebought this morning, just to give it a change, and it had gone down a couple more, you would have stopped yourself from losing a few more dollars. If it had gone up, (which it has) you would have missed out on regaining only 80x2... because there was a 2 dollar increase last night. When I'm losing, even if it's a thousand dollars, I sell out until I see it start moving back up. I do that because I could lose 2000 if I stay in. Then I get in on the deal and hang on. This is how the real life stock market works. You sell as soon as you possibly can to minimize loss, and then reinvest. This is because the less money value you have in a stock (caused by the falling value of the stock), the more percentage increase there has to be to regain it. Therefore it is much harder to regain losses.gimp80995 wrote:And loose better than 8,000$..........I don't think so, I'll take my chances with it.WINDSHEAR wrote:you are what's holding it down... sell it, and then buy again in the evening, I think that will give it a change of direction.
Peace Out
-Gimp
nobody's to blame. I wans't blaming her lol... it could have been the simple fact that somebody had money invested in that stock that it kept it's course. Just a theory... I've had the weird experience that a stock will keep going down until I sell it, I sell it, it changes direction, and then I buy... sometimes it worksmap wrote:I don't think there is any rhyme or reason to the market doing what it is. And I really don't think that any one person is to blame for it going down. I'm not entirely sure how the ToO market works, but I've tracked it for awhile and I can't make any sense out of it other than it's purely random.
I thought it was funny^_^COWBOY OF TEXAS wrote:I smile and yet, that is not funny.
-Cowboy