Gabe Foster

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[Gabe Foster @GabeNotestz]

@JoeHandMusic Hey, friend, let’s follow each other that way, it’ll be easier for us to discuss market trends moving forward.

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@JoeHandMusic Those are solid picks. I've learned the hard way that being right about a company doesn't always mean you're buying at the right time.

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@rodo0628744057 True, if you believe in the company, a drop can be a chance to add. I’m just keeping some cash on the side in case it keeps sliding.

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@xSteveJohnsonx Yeah, I see the case if those earnings estimates hold up. I’m still sitting this one out for now I haven’t bought Google, and I want to see the market settle before adding. I wouldn’t rely too much on the election pattern alone.

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@JoeHandMusic I’m not all in on GOOGL I haven’t bought any shares. I was just talking about whether it makes sense to buy at this level, especially if it could drop further. Being cautious about one stock doesn’t mean I think investing is the same as gambling.

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@2DTE_Plays Even if the market trends up over time, the ride can still get rough. I’m trying to stay patient and not blow all my cash on the first dip.

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@Winkleman1968 Buying more just because it's on sale can backfire if the drop keeps going, so what's your plan if it falls another 10%?

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@ApeStrong1122 That fear usually hits right before I buy too. Do you just buy anyway or wait for a dip?

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@Vanrollll Fair point, though being a little scared before buying isn't the same as jumping in blind. What's got you expecting another 10% drop?

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@dropth4tmic Fair point on geopolitics, but doesn't that risk cut both ways for a stock already down 10%?

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@Unclejimbo1970 Saying it'll pop then dump is bold, but if you're that sure why not just wait for the dump instead of buying now?

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@Bjerre001 Funny, that phrase is what gets people in trouble when they're already nervous. Would waiting for a clearer signal help more than jumping in scared?

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@rodo0628744057 Fair, but if you're already nervous about another 10% drop, is buying more really the easy call?

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@nuserynotes Buying more sounds easy until it keeps sliding, so how do you decide when to stop?

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@rinduke Feeling scared is normal when it just dropped, but is 10% really the part that worries you most?

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@JoeHandMusic Fair point, but isn't calling it a casino kind of proving you're not sure it's a solid buy? What makes GOOG different from a gamble to you?

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@leguan777 Probably not all over, but the slow recoveries are the ones that test your patience. You think it just keeps crawling sideways for a while?

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@Alex53602600 Recover from what exactly? I feel like it dips and climbs every few years, so calling it all over seems a bit much.

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@dgmiller565 Markets usually bounce back eventually, though the waiting can feel rough, right?

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@Dante1824188563 Honestly the big drops always look like the end at the time, but markets have bounced back before. What makes you think this one is different?