MSB Trading - 2020, page-875

@bretto32 MSB was not listed on Nasdaq in 2011 so all the drive to $10 was purely ASX market appetite. Twasn't till November 2015 that we all got burned by the Nasdaq listing. Lately price action seems to be driven by MESO for rising SP but that leads to a short squeeze on ASX so the compounding affect just alternates between both markets. The ASX pretty much always takes a lead from Wall St...but individual US listed stocks may follow a different path.
@Cato no one even went broke making a profit, I would stick with your plan because we all know 20-40% here and there can lead to a stellar year if the cycle continues. Traders either have a plan [exit strategy] and having stop loss or sells already plugged into markets as conditional sales means it can be a set and forget...but a traders game is the market so having a close eye on factors like volume and chart can mean day to day adjustments can be reviewed.
sentiment is still "trade"