Unseen rule 1 :: whatever be the reason, never justify the valuations of a rising stock price
Unseen rule 2 :: whatever be the reason, never defend the quality/reason of a falling stock price
Unseen rule 3 :: never react in an impulsive manner to a rising/falling stock price
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Tail-events generate the biggest panic and upside. If you survive the panic w/o jumping off the train, you deserve the 100x in few stocks.
Temperament + Business Analysis = ⤴️
@unseenvalue Hats off Sir. I compared an equal weighted portfolio of your stocks above to the 2 Coffee Can stocks Abbott & Divis and your portfolio has delivered significant upside since then
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Twitter should be like that airport shuttle service, the moment you walk out (start following someone) - there should be a chauffeur (new stock idea) ready to drive you to your destination!
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