>>21632000>Probably.Then you won't be maximizing gains. You'll have a price target, but the market's may be wildly higher. And, rather than keeping your greed in check, that target will hobble your portfolio. Consider listening to what the market tells you.
I mean, what if everyone else decides a 75% rally is good enough and stops buying then? Then you'll lose far more unrealized gains than you did the past month.
>No they don't, but I can't find Brazilian stocks that are as cheap as the Chink ones.Gains don't come from cheap stuff. They don't even come from cheap stuff becoming less cheap. They come from any stuff - cheap, fairly valued, expensive - becoming more expensive. A stock at 3x P/E staying flat for a decade is strictly inferior to a 4x P/E one that the market rerates to 10x in the space of a month.
>I'm fucked if that happens IBKR will liquidate my Chink shit after it goes -99% at market open no questions asked.Boglechads fear the buy and hold power of Russian stock baggies.
But seriously, dead stocks can stay dead for a very very very long time. If you want gains - at least any time before retirement - you need to ignore them. At least until the market tells you that buyers are showing up.
