Hi FF. I agree with what you are saying. If you don’t have a plan, you can miss out on taking healthy profits, you can freak out on a big red week and sell it all and then see it sky rocket the next week.
Having a plan doesn’t have to be elaborate, all it does is prepare you for success and protect you against losses.
Personally. I have the conviction to hold all my shares for as long as it takes for Brainchip to succeed globally.
I have held trough all the ups and downs since 2018 and am no longer worried about swings up and down. I simply understand and trust my position. Is it without risk? Maybe not, but I truely think the risk of complete failure is completely eliminated so for me it’s a question of what success will Brainchip have on a global scale and how long will it take to get there.
This is not financial advice to anyone obviously and just where I stand.
when I reach my share price target I will also reassess my plan.
I’m hoping this will happen by 2024 but I think 2025 is safe with how the industry is moving.
When this eventually happens. I’m taking the wife and kids to Europe for a year caravanning, and connecting with family in Norway.
And lastly. The trading pattern we are seeing here is to shake retail of their shares in my opinion. They will do whatever they can to shake retail of valuable shares. Price is only a distraction at this stage. Look at fundamentals/ partnerships/ news/ employment/ and eventually revenue.
Price will eventually follow. The fact we didn’t sustain yesterdays move on the news of Arm partnership has nothing to do with fundamentals and all to do with manipulation by institutions. And if it was retail selling then we don’t want them on this ship they will only hold us back