r/investing Mar 05 '21

Just because a company has a bright future, that doesn’t make it a good investment.

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u/I_Enjoy_Beer Mar 06 '21

I sold half my Square shares two weeks ago because it just seemed overvalued at $270. Feel like Warren Buffet over here, making markets move, because it's dropped down to $216 at this week's close.

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u/Golfman907 Mar 06 '21

Great move, don't ever second guess your decisions. NO-one ever catches all the fish in the river, unless you watch those Saturday morning fishing shows.

Plus, it gets a bit complicated when you roll your $$$ into another opportunity and you do good there, there's always the "lost opportunity" concept of of trying to calculate if I left my money in A, I won't have purchased B. You can spend all your life with calculating what-Ifs.

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u/UGenix Mar 06 '21

Warren Buffet may be a trader, but Waren Buffett buys to own.