FBR General Discussion, page-2392

From time to time 'FBR victims' come here
These are people who invested in the stock at too early stages and thought they would make a quick profit, and in the end were disappointed.

This is a mistake that can be seen along the length and breadth of all stocks everywhere.
A kind of human nature that is hard to break away from.

Remember the cannabis stock? People rightly thought it had the potential to make very big profits, but they invested in these companies when they had no direction at all to see physical profits.

What about the technology companies crisis in 2000. Even there, investors were right that these companies would change the world. But they were wrong in that they thought they would make quick profits.In the end, the companies in the Nasdaq index reached incredible profitability. But people were wrong in that they invested long before the companies became profitable.

And now we have another example with Katie Wood and its ARKK fund that is based on investing in a dream stock long before the companies make a profit.

There are countless stocks I know of that investors who got into it in the first stage of the idea before there was even a finished product, were disappointed and lost, even though the idea was big.

Who does benefit. one who enters a dream stock when the product is ready. And when the price is low and not pricing the profits of the 20 years ahead.