Scrooge_McDuck : If EPS is 0.7, the PE should not be negative, unless there’s a reporting or calculation error. The dividend payment should not directly cause the EPS (and PE) to become negative, because dividends are not an expense and do not directly reduce the net income.

Scrooge_McDuck : Both underlying net profit & net profit are positive figures. =>the company has made a financial gain

Scrooge_McDuck OP Deep Sea : The tail should be at least two times the height of the real body to be considered a hammer candlestick.
Anyway, “absorbed ” some selling pressure @ 1.28 yesterday. Let’s hope for price reversal to the upside soon.

Scrooge_McDuck VaderMoomoo : DCA down is NOT the same as the strategy of buying more shares of a stock when the price drops. Think “averaging down” is what you want to suggest.

Scrooge_McDuck VaderMoomoo : DCA refers to investing at regular intervals regardless of price, so it’s indeed NOT the same as buying more when the price drops. But hey, if my comment disrupted your intension to smoke - no smoke intended on my part!

Scrooge_McDuck Stock Watch : LOL. Caught naked.

Scrooge_McDuck : Think you mean weighted average cost of $6. While DCA can be applied to individual stocks, it’s often more commonly associated with investment in mutual funds, index funds or ETFs.

Scrooge_McDuck Dyna67 OP : DCA is NOT the same as the strategy of buying more shares of a stock when the price drops. Think “averaging down” is what you mean.

Scrooge_McDuck : Think you mean you bought at $3.15 to “average down”. DCA is actually a different investment strategy. While DCA can be applied to individual stocks, it’s often more commonly associated with investment in mutual funds, index funds or ETFs.

Scrooge_McDuck : Sold a small portion @ 0.38. If up, sell the rest; if down, reenter again; if sideways drift, just hold.