Seems to me that many of the SUM investors say they are in for the long term but seem to fret over every single up or down day.
Makes you wonder how they would cope during a temporary market downturn.
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Seems to me that many of the SUM investors say they are in for the long term but seem to fret over every single up or down day.
Makes you wonder how they would cope during a temporary market downturn.
It's also been a frustrating stock to hold. Having been in it for just shy of a year, I missed the stellar run, and have had mostly hover, up, return, small gain, hover, hover, hover, up, return, hover, small gain, massive gain, regress, hover, hover, hover.
There's probably a few of us who are a bit miffed given the continuing strong performance.
...Long term, excellent stock to keep. Likely that there be some solid day trading happening with SUM. Long term, still a great business IMO. Beaut day!
The last six months or so seems to have been about shaking out the remaining Quadrant overhang. Now that’s all dust it may be the market just needs to see a growth business as usual report to reaffirm those fundamentals and to continue the course.
Holding long term and anticipating good things for next week, looking forward to those results on Tuesday.
If you are a long term holder what does it matter if we see a big spike in SP.
Stocks don't stay undervalued for all that long. I would not be surprised one bit to see a steeper upward trajectory forming, possibly a sector divergence away from Ryman also since it’s not presenting close to the same value as Summerset at this juncture.