Canuk,
You make some very good points. Greedy or not, I will be very happy with a return based on a $15 share price or a $150 share price. I will have made money that will help me invest in the next big one, more comfortably.
I obviously cannot buy more BII at less than $3 (unless Mr. Greenspan proves to be a huge idiot), and I cannot afford to spend $700 for a mere 100 shares of BII at this time. Even at $2.82, I had to consider carefully what I could afford to lose. Now, because I have lived without that money for more than 10 weeks, anything I get back on those shares will still be money gained, in my bank account anyway. I will kick myself silly for not selling at $9.90 a couple of weeks ago if it tanks, but I will regret it even more if I sell Monday at $7-something and it hits the Nasdaq screaming.
I only considered selling if I thought I could buy back on a dip.
With all that said, I am a patient girl and commit myself to a rendezvous to anywhere with palm trees and white sands, be it tomorrow or sometime in the near future.
Thanks Crazy, for your candor and advice. Hype I can get anywhere; honest, well-intended opinion is very much appreciated.
Regards,
Denise. |
