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krazychao5 posted...

what i am saying that what you suspect is your own experience, and your experience means squat in the market. if you sold everything today like that other person said they did, they lost what was recovered already today.

The regardless to the point.

None of which changes what I said if you suspect the market will crash even further, and then it does, I save more money by selling early into the dip then later buying the stock back at a point lower in the dip.

Someone who sold in November or December and decided to buy back those same shares today would have saved more money than waiting out November to now.

Gambling is gambling. Highlighting the above user (which btw is yet to be proven was a bad move. As the market could tank even further into next month), doesn't change what I said above. At all.

Gambles can go wrong, including holding out on a gamble that a stock will ever be a winner. AKA bag holding if it flops and stays there. Or gambling on a speedy recovery. Gambling is gambling.