Sigh....
I had another one of those moments last week where one of my stocks jumped into the stratosphere. Now I know that I should sell into that, but I was viewing it and had a moment of "I'm late for my appointment and need to leave, we'll see what happens."

In my speculative account, I have this small holding HPJ.

A moment's of imprudence can certainly do a bit of damage. I think that I'm most dangerous after I've had a spectacular position reward. I'm at my most thoughtful when I've been humbled by an errant position.
I'm forced through my conscious to provide this chart of COST. My Prince Charming that ended up being worse than a toad! The yellow area is where I thought the stock would not hold. I'm not a physicist, why did I try to play on on this?

I will at least say that I'm pleased that my expectation of the market in general is playing out, and that I did not take any untoward positions against it.
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