Auto,I'm sure you have heard the saying, can't see the forest...

Auto,
I'm sure you have heard the saying, can't see the forest for the trees.
Whilst i can't always join the dots for you, I can show how our approach differs. (neither better, nor worse)

Explained my trading style and why taking profits off the table is important.
Missed the key message and you dwell on "what could have been", I don't.
Differing view

You say, that i could have had a larger position and therefore by not going all in, will not realise full gains.
This strategy is for billionaires and the bankrupt.
Fine for some, not for me.
Different investment style.

I am interested in directors, integrity , transactions, judgement and hearing from another poster about a possible inside scoop is of interest to me.
Differing values

You like to boast about your gains and kick people when they are down.
I don't like to roll in the mud and calculate who achieved better gains.
In fact I don't mind saying when i bail early, after with a trading halt.
Different modesty level.

We have a different long term view.
You say you are happier with 65c today, than your target of $1 - $1.50 later.
I would prefer the $1.50 later.

Markets wouldn't operate if we all read from the same script and we just have different views.

More to be learnt,
1) The elder statesman of the forum, Elz, Septa and Greyhound are likely to be the real winners.
Bought in at a great time and held to their convictions.
2) Leopards rarely change their spots.
Yin and Yang views mate and in reality it's A1 comments that made me see red.
Mav