Lol, I haven't seen that gif in a while.
Speaking of things to do in life, I don't know if any of you trade/invest in the markets at all, but it's how I spend a good portion of my "work" time when I'm not helping with our family business. Anyway, most of our money is in long-term ETFs, and it just sits there until retirement. But, I also do some active trading, both shorter and longer term. Long story short, not too long ago I established a position with MDXG, and I've recently been buying more and more, ultimately moving my average position down to $7.09 per share. I won't say how much I've leveraged, but suffice it to say, it's a significant position. The reason I share is that I rarely leverage this much capital on a single equity. I'll trade to take small chunks out of the market frequently, but I'm standing in the batter's box and looking at the stands in deep center with this one. This is not without risk of course, and particularly here with MDXG, there are some causes for concern. Additionally, anytime you're leveraging a significant amount of money in a single equity, you're at greater risk than you are with a fund, but conversely, the potential rewards are much higher as well. Obviously, I feel like I've done my due diligence and believe in my position, or else I wouldn't have established it. But the realist in me knows that this could move in either direction and in a fairly big way. But, I'm not short here, I'm long. My time table is end of the year (or longer), so I'm willing to absorb downward price fluctuations in the short term. And things are about to get VOLATILE. You can believe that.
So, if you want to watch me hit a glorious and towering shot out of the park to thunderous applause, or swing wildly at the air while I spin around and fall on my arse, shrinking to the jeers from the crowd, feel free to follow along.
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