I am still hearing music - and getting louder, page-211

Well looks like this forum has turned to shit. If investing makes you that emotional and you’re that attached to your money, then the stock market probably isn’t for you. Hindsight is a mugs game. Do I wish I sold at highs and bought back in at these lows? Of course I do, but thinking like that is not going to help your mental health.

As stated earlier, if you’ve bought at highs and are still holding, ask yourself why you originally bought in. Was it because of hype? Or did you buy because of research, with intent to seeing it through to commercialisation? If it was hype, then you’ve learnt a valuable lesson for future investments. If you believed in the company back when it was $5, and thought this could be life changing, then you’ve got nothing to worry about. Yes there are other companies making headway in the same area as BD1, but like every other sector on the market, there is going to be competition. Either stick to your guns, or bail out, cut your losses and move on.

Cya all in a couple months.