2021 Exit Strategy

[Snapolit1]

Personally I would sell what I need to every month and not look back. Regret is not going to get you anything. Just bite the bullet and sell what you need to get by. Your present needs and happiness are more important. And if you sell a little at a time you can drag it out and maybe some cards will bounce back a little.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Personally I would sell what I need to every month and not look back. Regret is not going to get you anything. Just bite the bullet and sell what you need to get by. Your present needs and happiness are more important. And if you sell a little at a time you can drag it out and maybe some cards will bounce back a little.

And what if they decline precipitously? Then where is he?

[Snapolit1]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

And what if they decline precipitously? Then where is he?

Could happen. I'd hedge it and sell slow but regularly. I've been in same predicament with stocks.

If a star player card is down 80% I might take a shot at it bouncing back a little.

Either way a gamble.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Could happen. I'd hedge it and sell slow but regularly. I've been in same predicament with stocks.

If a star player card is down 80% I might take a shot at it bouncing back a little.

Either way a gamble.

Perhaps but many would say don't try to catch a falling knife. Applying that logic to particular stocks -- that they can't possibly fall any further -- would not in most people's view be a good strategy.

[G1911]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Perhaps but many would say don't try to catch a falling knife. Applying that logic to particular stocks -- that they can't possibly fall any further -- would not in most people's view be a good strategy.

Get reason out of here and pump! Inexorably upwards! The ups are up and the downs are future ups.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by G1911

Get reason out of here and pump! Inexorably upwards! The ups are up and the downs are future ups.

If Olajuwon was such a great bargain at his falling knife price of 450, there would be more demand and that would put upward pressure on the price. There is every risk he could go lower.

[G1911]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

If Olajuwon was such a great bargain at his falling knife price of 450, there would be more demand and that would put upward pressure on the price. There is every risk he could go lower.

I've been told this is unpossible, cards are a money printer.