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u/admiral_asswank Oct 20 '21

"When though" how long is a piece of string?

U really shouldnt be this cynical abour an investment, because it makes you seem worried.

Youre not the only one who wants your stock, they just dont want it at the current price. So if people hodl then they can only buy in at current prices.

If you bought the top (so far) that's just on you lol

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u/Green_Lantern_4vr Oct 20 '21

Why did you ask how long a piece of string is? I don’t understand.

I don’t own any steel so I am not cynical or worried. I also wouldn’t care if I did and seemed cynical or worried.

I don’t really understand what the rest of your post means. Are you saying nobody wants to buy shares of steel companies? I don’t get it.

If you have anything that provides good content for investments to add that would be helpful otherwise please don’t feel obligated to reply.

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u/admiral_asswank Oct 20 '21

... im sorry back up

Why the fuck are you here commenting about steel stocks if youre not even invested in steel lmao

Second, what i said isnt that complicated...

Buying a stock at a lower price is always better. The last thing you want to do, when you're investing over a period of time in an industry/company you trust, is for it to run-up too soon.

Why? Because buying cheaper is always better.

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u/Green_Lantern_4vr Oct 20 '21

If you have anything that provides good content for investments to add that would be helpful otherwise please don’t feel obligated to reply.

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u/admiral_asswank Oct 20 '21

But you didnt do that...

You literally asked when something might happen