"remember that when all those loving hearts post on a stock they...

"remember that when all those loving hearts post on a stock they only post after buying but not when they have sold"

Not always so furniture, I often post before I actually buy in (e.g as did on NMR) and have posted when I have sold (e.g. HOR and my most controversial sell AAR some time ago). I never come on bagging a stock when I have sold, liike so many here do. Unless it truly deserves it like the now infamous CVI and the one in progress SBL. Both deserved of the negativity that I and many others posted.

I can't speak for others, but that is me.

Also your statement could apply to a great percentage of the day and short term traders on HC without hearts. Many times I and others have noticed non-hearts pumping a stock, only to come on bagging the very same stock once they had sold. Only need to go to the DT thread to see that.

The only diference is "hearts" get watched a lot closer and are the target of much criticism due to it, me and a couple of others term them "targets" for that reason. Use the HC options and take the hearts off your screen for a few months, it is even more obvious who the ones are that you speak of.

Anyway certified, good to see you took my post the way it was meant. I do implore you to do as I suggested, you simply won't make those two mistakes you pointed out ever again. All I can say is when I took control of it things changed for the better, much better.

I forgot to add, I read, read and read again that link on IC Charts to serve as a reminder to myself. It is something you have to work on and be aware of constantly. The best use is to not take too much notice of negativity, it is a powerful emotion and will lose you a lot of money. It is good to be guarded, but the fright and flight emotion will cost you, many use it here with great effect.

The only question to ask yourself is "How well do I know myself". You may be surprised at your answer if you really analyse and are truthful with yourself. I was scathing of me 20 years ago, best thing I ever did.

Back on topic, IMO NMR has hit bottom at just below the 50% Fib line (.042) and is about to head back up. If it doesn't then have a field day with me lol. I think NMR was snuck up on a little today.

C'ya back on the bourse, I'm off for another "cuppa" ;-)