theirnameiscj
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You can't ask those questions here. Everyone is trying to get you to do what would benefit them (an example would be if someone was shorting this stock they would be inclined to comment "sell.") or they are just guessing what to do without any due diligence (meaning without doing their own research.) I can't answer your question because I don't know anything about your situation. My advice in general though is to really think about the possibilities and your goals before investing into a stock. Stop having FOMO and worrying about getting in fast enough. This stock was up 10% at open which is something I'd never buy unless I was willing to gamble for some quick little cash. The stock market isn't easy and it is not going to be something you can easily predict. This moment for you is a learning experience. The only was to become consistently profitable is to keep learning about the stock market AND learning from your experience IN the stock market. This is a lesson for you and what you decide to do next will ultimately decide what you'll learn.
market loser : Sell
quiet Walrus_0257 : If your a trader your fucked short term long term potential gold mine
Ondo : Don't fall in love with stocks
theirnameiscj : You can't ask those questions here. Everyone is trying to get you to do what would benefit them (an example would be if someone was shorting this stock they would be inclined to comment "sell.") or they are just guessing what to do without any due diligence (meaning without doing their own research.) I can't answer your question because I don't know anything about your situation. My advice in general though is to really think about the possibilities and your goals before investing into a stock. Stop having FOMO and worrying about getting in fast enough. This stock was up 10% at open which is something I'd never buy unless I was willing to gamble for some quick little cash. The stock market isn't easy and it is not going to be something you can easily predict. This moment for you is a learning experience. The only was to become consistently profitable is to keep learning about the stock market AND learning from your experience IN the stock market. This is a lesson for you and what you decide to do next will ultimately decide what you'll learn.