What a week folks, the kind of week careers are made, and lost, in. Buy the dippers are often ridiculed for their Pavlovian antics but the last dip was not easy to buy. Emotionally, it was trying, at least for me—a tick or two above plebian class. I am more merchant class, if you will. Do you know who didn’t get emotional about buying the last dip? Robots.
When a financial model is right, 80% of the time, it is at your own peril that your ignore their signals. The PPT was there for us, whispering in our ear, and patting us on the butt when we struck out on swing longs. “Get back out there and buy something.”
I made a few mistakes during this last rally. I used to make bigger mistakes. If I can continue making less mistakes, the moneys will keep coming in. This may have been an easy year to buy stocks, but I am still proud to be notching out my best year ever.
I work at this game more than you see. There are others on this site that bank coin a bit more fluidly, the type of flow you see from masters. I love seeing them at work and know I will be there soon.
I will be down here on my little tab, grinding, ear-to-ear smiling even when the market is beating my head in with a shovel. I like it.
Have a great weekend.
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Raul, felt zero confidence in just about every move I made this week…. including my non-moves. I did take a nibble on RVLT this morning. Hopefully that will amuse/please you.
Hope your weekend is a good one.
This pleases me, may your piped tobacco be fresh and fill you with the spirits
yes..
ear-to-ear smiling (bonus)
😉
talented Mr. Reed..
March 2, 1942 – October 27, 2013
His passing marks the next transition in music RIP
maybe.. impossible to compare(?)
RVLT is now my second largest stock position, behind BALT.
why