Money Morning, page-33

@hununni,

I am intrigued by your investment approach.

In a post you made yesterday you said you liked the stock and its fundamentals, and in an earlier post you said that you are really comfortable holding it and that you thought it was a great buy for anyone who had patience to hold.

But then, when it falls by a few cents (less than 20c) in price, you sell your shares.

Surely if you were happy to own the stock at circa $4.40, when it falls to $4.25, you should - if anything - be even happier to buy more [*] shares, instead of selling your shares?

[*] Assuming you had spare capital to do so, otherwise you should simply be happy to continue holding in the knowledge that your capital loss is merely temporary.