AW1 General Chat, page-3837

@Bunn-Wacket, @ nippy

Some thoughts of mine:

An investment on the stock market is not a fixed-interest security but a speculation in which a decision is made on the basis of a more or less thin set of facts as to whether one is prepared to take the risk or not.

Anyone can make as many calculations as they like based on the few facts available (especially with explorers) - the result will always be inaccurate because the calculation contains too many unknowns.

The decision for or against an investment is therefore essentially based on feelings - less on facts.

And to be honest:
IT IS COMPLETELY POINTLESS TO ARGUE ABOUT WHETHER A FEELING IS JUSTIFIED OR NOT.

Even arguing about facts is becoming more and more difficult these days because more and more people simply deny proven facts if they do not fit into their preconceived worldview.

In the end, we will see whose instincts were spot on - but only at the end.

So just stop wearing yourself out.
Save your and our nerves.

No one can be right at this point.