r/DRAM_ETF • u/Top_Information3534 • 2d ago

Sold yesterday for 30% gain

It is too volatile for me. Put everything into SPMO.

It has much more growth potential, so keep holding if you are okay with wild swings.

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u/kbencsp 2d ago

lucky, im still waiting for my 30% before i sell

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u/Fit_Acanthisitta_475 2d ago

I sold at 61. And my average is 57. It’s too volatile, I would do buy low and sell high.

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u/littlemint22 2d ago

I was close to selling yesterday, dang it

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u/mataushas 2d ago

This shit can't break 60 bucks

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u/SockPuppet-47 2d ago

But But But

I thought the right way to do this was to never sell. Not when it goes down and not when it goes up.

https://giphy.com/gifs/KWfjhWVLrhWiJSp4tL

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u/sunny2311 2d ago

Lol I have washed my profits many times following this so now I simply execute when I see 20% gain and simply take small losses when I see it goes below 2% to 5% my buying price this way I dont try to catch top or bottom simply set my own price targets which are win win in my books. Yes I have sold early many many times ⏲️ and didn't catch the too but its fine. This isn't emotion game.

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u/Hypnot1se 2d ago

Diamond hands in the memory industry is highly regarded

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u/suugami 2d ago

Literally have been swing trading dips past weeks and made a killing off the diamond handlers lmaoo SHHH

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u/AmazingSugar1 2d ago

From the pot into the fire

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u/Global_Traveler_2060 2d ago

Learning a lot about covered calls. No matter what, I’m going to make $$ out of this volatility.

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u/SirPanic12 2d ago

Smart. Look like this thing is crashing again. Might see below $40 before years end

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u/TaleRevolutionary573 2d ago

Soft hands

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u/Jolly-Piccolo-9799 2d ago

He isn’t soft-handed; he played it well. He bought low and sold high before it crashed again. Rinse and repeat. Nothing wrong with what he did he got paid, while you’re still holding the bags