But then FOMO kicks in doesn't it? As a general rule when in...

But then FOMO kicks in doesn't it?
As a general rule when in doubt get out is my opinion. My time frames are still a fair way off and there could be many up and down movements between now and then. I hope I am not one of the posters referred to by Hac yet I remain bullish although disappointed at some of the outcomes to date. I believe there is great reasons for optimism long term but those in for a quick trade might have been burnt. My house price went down from 6 years ago when purchased which is disappointing also but seeing as I have no selling plans it really isn't a concern. The question of when to sell your shares should really be made at time of purchase and that plan should be in concrete and ignore the noise. How often do we change our mind though whether because of social media noise or just change in circumstance? At 1.2c I am looking to top up if it gets there. At the end of the 90 day finance period or there abouts I will decide whether I still hold for longer term. If it goes belly up and I have to sell at 1/2 a cent then so be it. It is after all high risk high reward plays down this end of the market. I have been fortunate to have experienced both the joy and the devastation from believing in a couple stocks too much. I simply believe that the reward outweighs the risk atm so remain bullish. Others think the other way and that of course is what makes a market.
All that said I would much prefer to be having these discussions with the SP above 5c !
As some barefoot guy says...tread your own path.