$BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$Buy wall layer was removed yesterday hence the gain, instos would have cashed in nicely from recent retail panic sellers Now they are back, looking to take more of your cash. Keep an eye on layer wall in 38 zone..they are steady for now and a sell wall in, seems they are ranging for now and not looking to drop price more for their entry, accumulation it seems. Too much going on right now in politics too just panic and sell at the current fud bs being spre...
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I bought and tried DCA for this particular company….. Look at it now… Had I kept on with DCA, the opportunities to profit from other company’s stock would have caused silent regrets…. So, advise from an amateur is there are thousands of stocks ping ponging every day/week/month. Learn the fundamentals, technicals (it’ll take only a few weeks), follow reliable Moomoo members and don’t be sentimental. I hope to own BHP stocks in the future. $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ ...
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Learn fundamentals, technicals etc Yea right, your sour you sold out at loss and now coming round here spreading FUD. Did those those and fundamentals lead you to loss? Also your saying what I say is unfounded when you say nothing to back up as to why BHP bad buy... Seems a bit suss.. how much are you in short spot now? No retail holder comes and talks rubbish either unless they are bitter OR a shorter pos either about to lose gain or want tok leech more. so which is it? If bitter, don't come here trying to spread FUD just cause you goofed and such a pos move. There is nothing wrong with BHP. It's currently being assaulted by Insto manipulation (see large moving buy walls and FUD garbage). If you had more patience and not DCA in small increments then would be fine. Happened to me with WDS. Saw it was layered and now regained ro where I could profit. Technicals are bullshit overall. Look at indicators here, mostly been bullish yet price is here. Better is looking at where the instos put layer walls and go from there. If you are a shorter, then you deserve to get wrecked for being a leeching pos. Shorts need to be banned. Market would be far better off. Seems you might be one as your post us sudden after a gain.
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Can't believe 4 people like this bs post either, see a chart and think ohh no this poster knows what talking about. Do better people see through the lines.
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If you own it, I hope you’re not at a loss. Don’t sell and don’t DCA. Put your cash into other stocks that have risen above Bollinger Lower or Middle. BHP is a wait until it starts an upward trend.
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Ask yourself what is wrong with BHP fundamentals overall. Retail reading charts is more often than not bullshit as where supposed makes sense and where may gain it often doesn't due to insto manipulation. Look at the indicators here, recently most bullish yet price dropping or now appears to be range caught. So really it comes down to looking what company is doing. do you like the divvie? Personally I wouldn't sell as would be playing into insto bullshit who are currently layering (see the big green walls on buy side being moved and occasionally sell wall put in place that retail couldn't break) That layering creates pressure. If sell into then insto hoover it and will make on your dump as short then gain when pumps again. Yes, it's frustrating too see illegal bullshit but gotta ride it. I saw same thing with WDS recently, bought, dropped then stayed low, got back to sell price eventually when insto had stolen enough retail cash through manipulation. Either way it's up to you, and really don't listen to FUD spreaders, especially retail ones they likely are shorters who are about to lose out and deserve too for being scum overall.
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Right. Well really it's impossible to say. Personally I think it shouldn't have got this low but insto layering has worked and the FUD is in place. Depends when bought. what percentage are you from initial spot. if 10% then could consider.
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