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True, a lot of companies that were hittin' in 2020 are trash now. Even the days of random pump and dumps seem to be over now (Where there was a possibility of a one day pop to break even). When I was faced with this in 2021, I chose to cut my losses. The opportunity costs of holding was too much.I find myself trying to average down on some companies recently just so that I can sell out of them, and I fear I'm in a race against time though, because some companies seem so dog sh!t that they may never actually recover enough for me to sell them at a break-even or even slight profit point. MVIS is one for example.
I find myself trying to average down on some companies recently just so that I can sell out of them, and I fear I'm in a race against time though, because some companies seem so dog sh!t that they may never actually recover enough for me to sell them at a break-even or even slight profit point. MVIS is one for example.
We all have them. Mine is MTTR, I'm not actively buying but I don't think I'll ever break even. Everytime I look at it I have to talk myself out of ripping the scab off.I find myself trying to average down on some companies recently just so that I can sell out of them, and I fear I'm in a race against time though, because some companies seem so dog sh!t that they may never actually recover enough for me to sell them at a break-even or even slight profit point. MVIS is one for example.
We all have them. Mine is MTTR, I'm not actively buying but I don't think I'll ever break even. Everytime I look at it I have to talk myself out of ripping the scab off.
I sold out of that a year ago. I was up a lot at one point but took a massive L.I own mttr but I brought when it tanked. Not sure what your average is but there is tons of use cases around matterport.
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So many uses cases around. Hope is not lost for mttr.
But yeah with jmia once the market gets better I am dumping it.
I sold out of that a year ago. I was up a lot at one point but took a massive L.
Maybe when the housing market rebounds it'll bounce back.
I also reduced my JMIA position a while back, I still keep a few shares, just for potential speculation purposes.
Any1 still holding Enzc? Lotta good PR's over the last 2 weeks.
The 2 Biggest:
1. A SPAC deal worth $250M.
2. After the deal, they will announce a dividend.
fukk all that. Thats why i started option trading. Making $50+ a day. Life too short to be doing long term shyt. Thats what 401k retirement funds are for.
I got a few hundred shares of that. I don't really plan to sell. It's like TTCF in that I'll let it go bankrupt just to risk the fact I could get my money back. My cost basis is $10 so I'm screwed.We all have them. Mine is MTTR, I'm not actively buying but I don't think I'll ever break even. Everytime I look at it I have to talk myself out of ripping the scab off.
Yeah we're about the same in terms of cost basis but I have a much smaller position. I hold it in a ROTH so I think I may just hold it until the next bounce and roll whatever's left into something else.I got a few hundred shares of that. I don't really plan to sell. It's like TTCF in that I'll let it go bankrupt just to risk the fact I could get my money back. My cost basis is $10 so I'm screwed.