Stephen Field2026-07-29T07:55:50-04:00
I agree. My stop loss was set at 25%. On April 30, the stock price ranged from $2.90 (low) to $3.30 (high). There was a bid price entered at $2.70 which triggered the sale of my stock. The stock actually sold for $3.06 and it never actually traded as low as $2.70. Unfortunately for me, that bid triggered the sale. Consider it a lesson learned.
I own over 25 different companies recommended by Bowser as the COTM, so diversity is not an issue. I agree that each new investment needs to be evaluated as fresh capital. I also find it easy to invest capital in stocks that I am already familiar with.
Thanks for the reference to the Ford discussion. That proved helpful.
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