For example, if I were holding a stock that I intend to keep for a long tome. Let’s say it’s $70 and suddenly jumps to $85 in day and I do expect it to go back to $70 in a few days. Does it make sense to sell it at $85 and then buy back in at $70? Is this really considered timing the marketing when you know the chance of it going down in the short term is high and you can buy back in.
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If you think it will happen sure go ahead and take the risk. Know that you are taking a risk by selling but if you want to take it and think the stock will give you a better entry, I say go for it bud
>No, it does not make sense to sell your stock at $85 and then buy back in at $70. This is called “timing the market” and it is a losing proposition.
Its wasn’t much, only like 12k but I sold and took my 401k out of the market back in November. Still waiting to jump back in. Another month or 2 I’m probably going to start buying back in.
Yes it makes sense and sell premium too.
is this a serious question? Who the F care what you call it…. it is all good as long as you make money.
If you are so sure it will go down it makes more sense to sell calls close to the money. If you are right you get the free premium. If you are wrong you still end up selling the shares, but at an even higher price and you still get the premium
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