Why is a different opinion always characterized as downramping? It’s how the market works buyers (+) and sellers (-) meet to exchange shares, they typically have different opinions. I want to sell my shares at a profit generally that happens when companies execute their plans. Let’s focus on what needs to happen for them to execute and stop trying to redefine history.
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