I can share my own lessons Learned from Selling STA by ignoring...

I can share my own lessons Learned from Selling STA by ignoring whatever is written on the hotcopper analyst or experts.

While I don't recall the exact price, I soldmy STA position at a loss around 36c. This experience highlighted theimportance of:

• Profit Taking: Securing some profit, even if not optimal, can be better than waiting for an uncertain future.
• Technical Validation: Focusing on a company's ability to deliver (e.g., plant functionality) can be more important than just commodity prices in some cases.
• Capital Preservation: Protecting invested capital is a key strategy in the stock market, especially for new investors.

Similar Experiences:

This wasn't an isolated incident. I've learnedto take calculated losses on other investments to preserve capital. In somecases, I've even re-entered those positions later with a better understandingof the risks involved.

Balancing Analysis with Risk:

I appreciate the effort put into technical andfundamental analysis by some of the poster here, but investors should always prioritize understandingtheir risk tolerance and capital allocation before making investment decisions.