It's not negative bias. It is factual. With respect, you are...

It's not negative bias. It is factual. With respect, you are gambling in possible outcomes, not what is right In front of you, which is fine, I've done that myself. I don't do it anymore as the odds are stacked against you. I don't like paying an unwarranted premium when it is obvious I can get in cheaper. Yes, I agree, it will inevitably recover and when it does people who buy in at 3.5 will see much, much better returns than those that bought high and floundered in a paper loss for months. It is obviously difficult to know a good entry for any stock. But sometimes, just sometimes it is crystal clear. We just have completly different investment strategies. Good day