Who says we have to pick one side??!!

There are many tickers that would usually require you to literally pick a side 🙄  However there are of course just as many others that require a further look into why it seems that way. Looks are often deceiving 😉

Cash flow, earnings, spending & outlay on infrastructure, R&D into new tech or clinical trials, cash injections via grants, takeovers, new management... all affect prices in short and long term.  Also, down here in Aus the JV's,  M&A's, takeovers and buyouts are constantly moving. Affected by and affecting global markets...

The trick is figuring out how to read between the lines. Or at least try to keep up and understand most of the information we are given.!

I've been super bearish on stock I think will run long term, but short term cash issues or less than positive news will usually send SP down before it reaches potential.  I've also been bullish on stock that's got a killer chart setup, but the company is, tbh, sometimes kinda crappy 🤣

You don't have to stick to one plan.. learning to pivot and reassess is essential.  You can keep the long term plan in place while also using any free capital to swing either way.  Whether its the same company or another ticker, changing strategies is often simply due to changes to the market.  It doesn't necessarily mean you've given up on the long term plans you have. Simply means you've learned to adapt