re: When will Tsnp crash??

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I do. I’ll buy any stock that makes sense.

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And this stock will never make sense to you. It could open tomorrow trading at $100/share, and you would still be in here posting ‘why does a $6b company have to enter the market as a penny stock’

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I enjoy discussing the ones that don’t.

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Asking the same questions over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again is not discussing the stock.

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Maybe I’m missing something. I’m always open to that possibility.

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Probably not. The stock doesn’t make sense fundamentally, that’s abundantly clear.

People aren’t investing in this stock because of fundamentals, that’s also abundantly clear.

There’s nothing for you to miss. That should also be abundantly clear to someone that is anywhere near as intelligent as you think you are.

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obably not. The stock doesn’t make sense fundamentally, that’s abundantly clear.

People aren’t investing in this stock because of fundamentals, that’s also abundantly clear.

There’s nothing for you to miss. That should also be abundantly clear to someone that is anywhere near as intelligent as you think you are.

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Hence the ban bet, I suppose.

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And I literally made no comment about you arguing the short term price of the stock.

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You might want to slowly read that exchange again, because you certainly did. Your posts in here are nonsensical.

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You can’t remotely comprehend the original point.

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The original point is a guy turned $50k into $350k investing in one of those naughty stocks that doesn’t behave properly, and you chastised him for it.

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Every day you hold a stock is an implicit approval that your allocation is the best risk-adjusted return possible for your capital. Putting 5% in any stock is a bit high, but understandable. Letting that 5% ride is understandable. Keep 25% of your portfolio in any one stock is insane. Idc what stock it is - the vast majority of the time it’s a losing proposition. Bringing that factual information up doesn’t make me a hater. Imagine taking your net worth and investing 1/4 in one stock - you’d fire and ridicule any advisor who made that call, but when you happen into that situation, apparently it’s perfectly rational.

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So if you were in his position you would’ve sold at a decent profit to make sure your portfolio stays balanced in accordance to the templates you have that tell you exactly how it should be allocated. Good for you. You also never would’ve ridden that stock up to a 7x return.

People have different risk tolerances. What a novel concept.

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The original point is a guy turned $50k into $350k investing in one of those naughty stocks that doesn’t behave properly, and you chastised him for it

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That never happened. I laid out the illogic nature of being comfortable with “only”
5% in penny stocks 3 months ago but now being comfortable with 25% in penny stocks.

Your risk tolerance was either wrong 3 months ago or it’s wrong today. That was my point, but you clearly misunderstood.

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Hence the ban bet, I suppose.

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Once again, who’s stopping you from banning yourself based on how a stock you don’t understand performs 9 months from now?

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You might want to slowly read that exchange again, because you certainly did.

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You mean the one where I said it’s clear you have a problem with the price of the stock but never said a word about you arguing about it? Unless you’re one of timmy’s alters, I dont expect you’re in here posting every single thought you have about every single stock.

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Your posts in here are nonsensical.

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Maybe. But I think I math good enough to know “having a problem” with something and “arguing” something are not the same thing. What does it say for you that you don’t?

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That never happened

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It did. Twice.

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I laid out the illogic nature of being comfortable with “only” 5% in penny stocks 3 months ago but now being comfortable with 25% in penny stocks.

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Oh look, another thing slackster doesn’t understand and therefore must be wrong.

Maybe his thoughts on the stock changed in the last 3 months?

Maybe he doesn’t want to take the short term gains hit yet?

Maybe he’s just ok with riding this out a little longer to see what happens?

Imagine that. People having free will and the ability to make choices and decisions for themselves.

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Your risk tolerance was either wrong 3 months ago or it’s wrong today.

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Or it could, you know, change and evolve over time as you get more information about something?

Have you ever purchased a stock that you didn’t purchase 3 months prior? If so, were you wrong about the stock 3 months ago or wrong when you purchased it?

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That was my point, but you clearly misunderstood.

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You don’t actually have a point, and you clearly don’t understand that.

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Oh look, another thing slackster doesn’t understand and therefore must be wrong.

Maybe his thoughts on the stock changed in the last 3 months?

Maybe he doesn’t want to take the short term gains hit yet?

Maybe he’s just ok with riding this out a little longer to see what happens?

Imagine that. People having free will and the ability to make choices and decisions for themselves.

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Simpleton.

Your risk tolerance doesn’t change in 3 months to the point that you’re comfortable with 5x more penny stocks than you were 99 days ago.

That’s emotion, not an actual logical decision, but I’m happy it exists. If it didn’t, I wouldn’t have a job. I thank the Lord every night for people that think like you.