I do like your posts they have a passion and honesty about them. That said, I do worry for you. If you are being fair dinkum then you fall into the trap set by the scum. They thrive on those influenced by a share price, going from the company is going places to the company is going bust in a matter of hours.
Perhaps it is just your way of admitting to trying to time the market. I say good luck with that. It is possible to skim a little by small intraday trades but going the whole hog and you will be burnt. After sell out it is pyschologically difficult to buy back in. Sit on the sidelines then get euphoric after a couple of big green days, buy back in at higher price than sold and then suffer the same loss cycle when scum play their games.
Make a call on whether believe company will deliver in a year or two then back your judgement. Leave the company to get on with it. If invested particularly heavy then perhaps use a small trading parcel to create a few dividends along the journey but keep that small. Feel free to tell mind my own business that would be fine, just sharing my view.
I hope you are smarter than that because I do like your enthusiasm. I suspect you are but it doesn't come across in your posts. Hopefully it is just language thing and for that you beat me hands down. I cannot utter or write a word of non-english.
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