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To: JMTrader who wrote (158321)	6/25/2021 9:34:28 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™	3 Recommendations Recommended By isopatch JMTrader Sdgla Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 222402

I've done that a long time ago, I learned very quickly the pain and the stupidity of hoping instead of just getting out and calling it a bad trade... I was shot lumber, this was many years ago, I stayed short as it went lock limit up for nearly two weeks non stop... One day, it finally locked limit and then began to trade, I got out ASAP only to watch the lumber market go limit down for nearly two seeks AFTER I got out right at the top... LOLOL!!! I never did that again!!! Now, I just limit my loss to a small percentage and call it a day... if it stops me out and then rallies after I get out then I take another look and buy it again on the next signal, I never chase anything, it's just not worth it... GZ