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7/4/2025, 1:42:34 AM
>>22896366
GSI.V
it might also be because i accidentally triggered some stop losses from other people that day (July 2). I only sold and adjusted my limit sells down to $1.39 (ate all the bids from ATH around $1.47 down to $1.39) then suddenly it dipped down to as low as $1.27 before being bought back by others up to a close of $1.41
i mean the recent days had >1m volume so it can go far beyond the ~200k average volume (of course theres more on alternate exchanges, add approx 25%-50% on top of reported exchange)
im still trying to learn and figure out whether the risk strategies i took was even worth it. Obviously it'll feel bad to miss out if it hits $4, had I stayed 100% but I guess you could argue I could have leveraged with loans even at 100% portfolio position
I've just been using """gut feeling""" to figure out what allocation i should be using. Being at 100% left me losing sleep, I feel better now, but I dunno
I mean in 2023 I was only at ~10% position with 50K shares, in hindsight it's good I took the risk but why? Why did it end up being the right choice to go over 10% allocation on a PENNY STOCK?
How do I make sure I don't just get bailed out by luck on my next moves? Fk, investopedia isn't helpful this time, it's just giving me general asset allocation/diversity bullshit
I'm seriously trying to commit some lessons and trying to understand how I got bailed out by luck. Like I'm super bullish and I still think it'll go up to $4 so why did I sell down to 60% position from 100% posaition? Surely something was subconsciously telling me something was not right, OR was i just panic selling out of fear irrationally
FK i still want to get to 7-figs safely before I give up to index etfs, i need to learn
GSI.V
it might also be because i accidentally triggered some stop losses from other people that day (July 2). I only sold and adjusted my limit sells down to $1.39 (ate all the bids from ATH around $1.47 down to $1.39) then suddenly it dipped down to as low as $1.27 before being bought back by others up to a close of $1.41
i mean the recent days had >1m volume so it can go far beyond the ~200k average volume (of course theres more on alternate exchanges, add approx 25%-50% on top of reported exchange)
im still trying to learn and figure out whether the risk strategies i took was even worth it. Obviously it'll feel bad to miss out if it hits $4, had I stayed 100% but I guess you could argue I could have leveraged with loans even at 100% portfolio position
I've just been using """gut feeling""" to figure out what allocation i should be using. Being at 100% left me losing sleep, I feel better now, but I dunno
I mean in 2023 I was only at ~10% position with 50K shares, in hindsight it's good I took the risk but why? Why did it end up being the right choice to go over 10% allocation on a PENNY STOCK?
How do I make sure I don't just get bailed out by luck on my next moves? Fk, investopedia isn't helpful this time, it's just giving me general asset allocation/diversity bullshit
I'm seriously trying to commit some lessons and trying to understand how I got bailed out by luck. Like I'm super bullish and I still think it'll go up to $4 so why did I sell down to 60% position from 100% posaition? Surely something was subconsciously telling me something was not right, OR was i just panic selling out of fear irrationally
FK i still want to get to 7-figs safely before I give up to index etfs, i need to learn
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