I started buying in at ~$1 before the plunge and averaged down to 46c during the dip, ending up with a decent size parcel. Sure, I may be in a good position to "make profit" as you say, BUT IMO it is silly to sell when probabilities tell me there iscsignificany upside potential, perhaps just around the corner or mid-term.
... but the basic rule #3 says; don't be led by greed. So, I hope this is not greed but calculated optimism.
P.S. basic rule #1: Don't invest what you cannot afford to lose and rule#2: Stock market is a method of transferring
money from the impatient to the patient.
I started buying in at ~$1 before the plunge and averaged down...
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