If you look at most strong performing stocks, day 3 is usually...

If you look at most strong performing stocks, day 3 is usually the weakest. See RNT, BIR etc. it’s also opportunity for second round of investors to buy the dip. But I don’t think TYM will dip much today. For TYM, a non appreciating day equates to a big dip. For long term investors, this is completely irrelevant. I’m only selling in at least 12 months time, unless it decides to go crazy and 100x in 6 months time etc. you can only make the most of the volatility if you buy, diversify, and HOLD onto your investments...let alone pay less tax