Sundial stock went crazy end of last week. Thanksgiving is coming soon and people are going to want to get baked with their grandparents and eat a shit load of food. Just do it, get in before you regret the price hike.

Okay, so after over at least 1 and a half years trading on the markets I've learned lots of things. I dont want to admit that because learning has cost me a lot of my equity.
Through learning I've discovered that patience in a stock is the best tool you can have. I find an entry point somewhere on the low side of the middle between the 52 week high and 52 week low. After taking my position, (only 1/3rd of total asset allocation to that ticker) I'll watch the stock plummet still.
Then, I'll put the other half of the 2/3rds remaining back into it again to lower my average.
My thoughts are simple, picking a stock is rather difficult sometimes, but it doesn't have to be. I pick a stock then stick with a stock until its green for me. Longterm trading has always been the best strategy, longterm gains happen when you stick with a stock, and invest over time incrementally. If you believe in a stock, put your money where your mouth is.

Never sell in the red.
It os simple, but instead of pulling out when losing, I buy more to average down. When purchasing securities, or crypto, you are already taking a single gamble. If you believe you could make money on the equity you will get from pulling after a loss, then you will be gambling twice with the same money with a guaranteed actualized loss each time you sell in the red.
Averaging down allows you to make equity from a stock rise and allows for faster and possibly more gains when the stock goes back up again.
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I know people always say things like discount this, buy the dip that... however. Since I don't have a ton of money to throw at this wheel of unfortune, I must ask for help in entering positions. Help reading charts for all time lows and buying around that instead of holding for months just to see a slight profit would really do me some good.
What are some insights or links that helped you find your success?