don't thank me all at once

Well, I am in the brain bull camp of over exposure to PRR, and have suffered dearly in this downturn.

I audaciously leveraged into this stock at 16c and was loving my 300% return only months ago. I hit my trailing stop loss at 26c, and life was rosey.

Then greed set in.......we went back to 24c and I thought momentum was shifting back up, and I didn't want to miss the next leg up

I have since ridden all the way down to 11.5, and after tipping in all available cash to keep me afloat, yesterday I had to sell over a third of my position to cover a margin call. A number of fundamental mistakes led me to this position, and the only positive is that losing substantial amounts of your wealth is probably the best way to learn a lesson.

Why is this relevant to all of you??

Murphy's law dictates that the point I was required to reduce my position will undoubtedly be the bottom of the market, and we will now see a rally.

As the subject header reads, don't thank me all at once