Might sound like a silly question but doesn't it make sense to sell out at highs ie 10,000 units at $6.70 and then buy back in at the lows of $6.10?
sounds like an easy way to increase your position without really increasing your exposure?
Probably a noob question but what would the downside be to this approach in your opinion?
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