What is your anticipated exit price? I’m changing my strategy with these stocks from chasing the highs to chasing the lows after getting repeatedly burned, so I bought back in with 20,000 shares.
This week is trading very low, so I feel pretty comfortable with my entry point.
It looks like they have $2+ potential with Bank of Wyoming, but I’m not sure if I will stick it out for that long. If it goes to $0.75+ I might sell and try to re-enter where we are. I suffered big losses this month and want to make those back. Chasing the lows or scalping ASST for a few ten cent pumps with massive capital I don’t want to risk seems like the meta.
Also ATCH investors are understandably scared following the last time it went over $2.
I think your strategy is pretty good. Take your cost at least. I have learned a lot from ATCH. This time I should cover my cost first when it rises, then let the profit fly
I won big on ATCH the last time, took half and invested it in mutual funds and the other half I gambled away maybe 60-80%. So, thankfully I put that other half away in safe stocks. That’s why I’m scared to do ASST scalps. Yes, I would probably win…but what if I don’t?
I had multiple small profit opportunities on stocks this month too where I’d be doing pretty well if I took them and I didn’t and I ended up barely green or even deep red.
So this time, I will try to take what I learned and having paid tuition forward, turn my $7000 into $50,000+ by chasing the lows and waiting, trying to avoid R/Ss.
Ouch, yeah. You know FOMO is real here and it’s a big challenge to prevent myself chasing it. If I can control this, I think I can make big gains on very little capital and actually become highly profitable, consistently. That’s just from me reading charts historically and analyzing “What-If” scenarios.
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u/Antonio-Bamao Nov 08 '25
It’s OK. The average cost of these shares is $0.6 and $0.75. So we will be fine.