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@bang_miskin is right, in for the long haul. I did not think that RM6.8-7 Harta was overvalued, hence I did not sell any portions yesterday. Let's see where this goes from here.

Hope no one here paper-handed and got burned. Don't play with money you can't afford to lose man.

@Jolynce Yeah, that peak at 7.01 came out of nowhere.

People taking profits before counter close for the day maybe, let's see what price we close at.

@vcpmaster123

Yeah, it seems early to take profit. Volume masih kuat, FOMO is real. Top glove increased over 30%.

@menotassasin

One way is to determine a price where the stock is "overvalued" for you, sell at that price, and then have faith in your judgement that it will play out over the long term.

@menotassassin @bang_miskin

My 2 cents - there are too many things happening in the background that is not public knowledge, we see large countries "reacting" by immediately imposing travel bans on South African countries for Omicron. We will not know if the glove buyers will take the opportunity to stock up on gloves in anticipation of potential increase in ASP.

So my take is, if you're trading, then trade with a proper enter & exit strategy that you are comfortable with, being risk averse - you may miss out on future gain, being risk taker - you may miss the opportunity to get out (there may be a balance for you, and this balance is different for everyone, and there is no best of both worlds).

For me, I'm investing for long term, I have my average cost at a price that I'm ok to go to bed even if Harta's share price hit RM4 (without any solid negative business indication). So, I'm waiting this out until a price that I am happy with the profits, then I may cash out a portion of the shares for profit, and live with my remaining shares even if the price goes to the moon after that.

@bang_miskin the volume on Rakuten Trade is very low, not sure how strong is this support/rebound.

@Anxious Try not to invest money you can't afford to lose. I'm just worried that if you're already very affected by how things are now, how will it be if things get worse after you top up.

After all, if we believe in the management & company, then holding until there's evidence to tell us otherwise would have the utmost important. And if investing more will put your emotions at risk (i.e. more tempted to "cut loss" unnecessarily), better avoid doing so.

@Bang_miskin @Anxious @Jolynce Thanks for all your replies. Sad to see y'all holding at such high costs but I'd be lying if I say that didn't comfort me even a little to know that my paper loss is much lesser.

Think I'll not dive in even at a discount (5.9 seems fine and im not losing out too much from not averaging down to say 5.4). Probably should just hold it out. Buying at interval can be costly with transaction costs given that the % gained over the next year could be small. Seems like its better to minimise cost for now, collected dividend, and wait.

I see many here talk about going below RM5 and even RM4 and they'll buy there. But I doubt we'll get there without more bad news, and if we do get more bad news in order to reach those TP, I'm not so sure if these people will still be buying given that there's new "fear"/negative sentiment.

@Anxious @Bang_miskin & @ Jolynce What are your rough average prices? Mine is at around 5.9 (averaged down from around 6.7) - these dips are looking tasty but we really don't know how deep it will go and when it will rebound causing missed opportunity.

Depends on how much the spammer actually bought, if they dump later today because their TP not hit, price may go even lower. My bullets are ready.