I had $150 in the couch cushions so I put in an order to buy 3 @ $50 last night. That's some jumpy shit... caught it on the down swing and got them for $43.10
for the CA based ones, then why haven't they done it already? I know Tilray/APHA is supposed to, but they don't look so hot after the Pump and Dump
Read more and knee-jerk react less... (APHA) ... " It also manufactures and distributes bottled, canned and draft craft beers. The Company has operations in Canada, Germany, Italy, Malta, Colombia and Argentina."
I was just asking, but you take things very personal. Are you Warren Buffet and got all the answers? Not just quoting their blurb....it is a very, very small part of their business, if you read their financials (at least the latest on their website)
Not taking anything personally I'm no Warren Buffet...not even Jimmy Buffet. More of a Hometown Buffet.
At this point I’m either riding that thing into the ground or climbing with it. I’m down 50% on 1k investment. I already forgot about that money. I’m chalking it up to a learning cost. If it comes back great, if it doesn’t, it’s my reminder to do my own research before jumping in. It doesn’t help that I got into the market at what seems to be the worst time. Every single stock I look at a year ago to now has climbed hard last few months.
I think I've said it in this thread before, but Bernie Madoff went to prison trying to get people a 10% annual return. Everyone is looking for these huge victories that aren't really possible other than gambling.
Not only that, but people may give info on a stock to buy into on here, but they may have different exit strategy then you. Have a plan on a stock. Alot of the stocks I mention on here arent long term. Thats why its beneficial to have your own plan. Also expect red days, maybe weeks. The market has been climbing for 4 months. Economy is booming in some sectors. It was bound for a correction. Still a good time to be in the market, but you should always plan on buying in a red days. I am not planning on selling anything in the next couple days so I am trying to not even look at the market for a day (its hard though!).
This type of strategy never ends well. You can play the same game with companies that aren't at risk of disappearing next week
Speak for yourself. That is why I state have a game plan that you can manage. I get it. You like putting lots of money into a low risk stock that will have some returns. Everyone invests differently. Everyone has a different plan.
Don't get me wrong if it works for you over time and it's scalable to use with significant dollars you are the exception to the rule