Heineken-Ashi said:

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15 responders to the survey so far. If you take the minimum of each answer, those 15 have at least 100,000 shares. At today's price, if liquidated, that would be $110,000.

Therefore, our little community can easily afford 1 year of a 3 star football transfer.

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AgEng06 said:

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Heineken-Ashi said:

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Get your money back? You're there.

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You may be underestimating where a lot of us bought in on this thing...

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AgEng06 said:

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Heineken-Ashi said:

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Get your money back? You're there.

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You may be underestimating where a lot of us bought in on this thing...

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Heineken-Ashi said:

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AgEng06 said:

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Heineken-Ashi said:

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Get your money back? You're there.

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You may be underestimating where a lot of us bought in on this thing...

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Well.. I figured most here were smart enough to at least lower their basis with how long it was under $1. But I can understand if you didn;t want to sink more money into a pit. I learned years ago from OA.. buy a large tranche at first signs of potential lows and sell on any move up, even if you have to sell 80%. You slowly accumulate net free shares. That's how I got my basis to under 70 cents after starting at $7.50.

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tlh3842 said:

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HA, what's your target on NEE? Was already a shareholder but then saw your post about your stop so bought another 30% of my current holdings to round out the number. I searched but couldn't find a previous post from you about it.

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Heineken-Ashi said:

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I don't know what's next for WWR. But there's one thing standing out to me. It might not signal anything and can easily fail, but the intraday EMA's (I use 4hr candles) are all aligned in a positive direction AND over the longest EMA I track - 987, for the first time since 2021. Last time they right sized like this was October 2020. That doesn't mean that same move will happen. Could just mean that the likelihood of bottom being in is strong and the stock will not perform in a general upward direction going forward. Frankly, the last thing I want to see is a massive spike. I'd like structural gains followed by higher low consolidations.

What is your goal?

Get your money back? You're there. If you haven't gone net free its on you.
Double your money? Follow your plan. Don't get greedy.
Long term investment? Things look up for the first time in 3 years. Don't bail now. But if you need to reduce risk, do so.

And always ask yourself. What would make me more mad?

1. Going net free here and WWR running to $2.50?
2. Not reducing your risk and WWR falling back to 75 cents until later this year or even next year?

If you're playing for the home run, you have to be willing to strike out.
If you're playing for a base hit, you can't be mad if the guy after you hits a home run.
If you have no idea what you're doing, then better learn the rules of the game or you have no chance.

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Heineken-Ashi said:

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reedsterg said:

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Heineken-Ashi said:

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I don't know what's next for WWR. But there's one thing standing out to me. It might not signal anything and can easily fail, but the intraday EMA's (I use 4hr candles) are all aligned in a positive direction AND over the longest EMA I track - 987, for the first time since 2021. Last time they right sized like this was October 2020. That doesn't mean that same move will happen. Could just mean that the likelihood of bottom being in is strong and the stock will not perform in a general upward direction going forward. Frankly, the last thing I want to see is a massive spike. I'd like structural gains followed by higher low consolidations.

What is your goal?

Get your money back? You're there. If you haven't gone net free its on you.
Double your money? Follow your plan. Don't get greedy.
Long term investment? Things look up for the first time in 3 years. Don't bail now. But if you need to reduce risk, do so.

And always ask yourself. What would make me more mad?

1. Going net free here and WWR running to $2.50?
2. Not reducing your risk and WWR falling back to 75 cents until later this year or even next year?

If you're playing for the home run, you have to be willing to strike out.
If you're playing for a base hit, you can't be mad if the guy after you hits a home run.
If you have no idea what you're doing, then better learn the rules of the game or you have no chance.

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Would you recommend selling cc at all at this point?

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You have to do what you think is best. Personally, I'm not tying up my shares. If this were to really squeeze and bury the shorts, there's no telling what could happen. In 2021, I tied up my CLOV shares with $13.00 CC's and missed the chance to sell in the high $20's. By the time they expired, I was under water and it never got back. I'm still holding those shares.

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• <100 Shares
  6%6
  
• 100-500 Shares
  4%4
  
• 500-1,000 Shares
  9%8
  
• 1,000-5,000 Shares
  32%30
  
• 5,000-10,000 Shares
  14%13
  
• 10,000-25,000 Shares
  23%21
  
• 25,000-50,000 Shares
  4%4
  
• 50,000-100,000 Shares
  6%6
  
• 100,000+ Shares
  1%1
  
• Total Respondents
  93
  

• Yes
  15%14
  
• No
  85%79
  
• Total Respondents
  93
  

• $1.25
  4%4
  
• $1.50
  11%10
  
• $2.00
  8%7
  
• $2.50
  7%6
  
• $5.00
  23%21
  
• $10.00
  26%24
  
• $90.00
  5%5
  
• I will only sell once my net worth exceeds Jimbo Fisher
  16%15
  
• Total Respondents
  92
  

• Yes
  70%64
  
• No
  30%27
  
• Total Respondents
  91
  

• Yes
  12%11
  
• No
  88%82
  
• Total Respondents
  93
  

• Yes
  0%0
  
• No
  100%93
  
• Total Respondents
  93
  

zag213004 said:

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AgEng06 said:

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Heineken-Ashi said:

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Get your money back? You're there.

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You may be underestimating where a lot of us bought in on this thing...

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For sure. There was table pounding and everything. But the table pounding got real quiet when it was headed to zero.

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