If it fills my stops that’s fine. Moving it down could only create a larger loss for me as I’m not about to assume I know where this is going. I’m fine risking 1.3% on a loss for a possible rebound.

Stop at 3306 FYI. Slightly below intraday low.
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Fair enough.

I'd just pull that specific trade out of your system and put it in a more intermediate term play just on the idea that it will fill the gap and be willing to hold it until it does. Definitely have a stop a buck below the top of the gap to get out.

That's a different technical chart than your system normally works with me thinks.

But I understand if you're hesitant to do it. That's how shit goes sideways for traders. I'm suggesting you put it in a different system, that's all.
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Why would it effect the market.
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Let me introduce you to my friend Maslow.
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Maslow should understand that there are people who want to remain bottom feeders.
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I never got any feed back from you knuckle draggers so I bought 10,000 shares and am up nearly 100%.
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Excellent work. GTFO a before it falls out of bed.

At least sell half so you’re gambling with profits.
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Meh, its chump change . I'm hanging in there for $10. It's got plenty of catalysts.
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Is this thread only for stocks? I just learned I’m getting ridiculous commission this year and the wife and I are looking at real estate. I’m thinking a 2 bed 1.75 bath condo and classifying it as a second home.
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I don't think there's any formal boundaries on the thread. Similar to you, my wife and I are toying with the idea of buying a cabin in the woods. We could technically afford it, but there wouldn't be a ton of wiggle room (beyond our normal savings, investments, and other spending), so I'm guessing we'll end up holding off for now. That said, we're still just in our late 30s, so hopefully we can save a little more to do it in the near-ish future.

I do find it challenging to figure out how to view it in terms of an "investment." On the one hand, most of my net worth today can be attributed to appreciation on my house, but on the other, it's impossible to know how things will shift in the future. In addition, there are a ton of other costs to consider (taxes, utilities, HOA fees, etc.) that are a pretty significant drag on the amount you can expect to make off of it.

In short, I have no answers, but if you come up with any brilliant ways of thinking about it, let me know.
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Always thought you were late 40s early 50s. Not sure why.
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We’ve been looking on Redfin but the HOA dues on a condo are insane. They can be upwards of $500/ month on top of the mortgage. We’re looking in Seattle, so the competition is fierce. I love the cabin in the woods idea. We toyed with getting a vacation style property but the appreciation just isn’t the same.

We’re in the same position where our net worth is all in our house but it’s appreciating at 40% yoy. It’s the best investment around.
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I guessed late 40's on you too.

But you're very smart and knowledgeable. Nothing is off boundaries in this thread if it involves money.
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