
$Circle(CRCL.US)Oh, by the way, this stock has another characteristic: it always turns red on Wednesdays, making people mistakenly think it has a bright future. Just think about it 🤢🤮
$Circle(CRCL.US)Before removing it from my watchlist, let me share my feelings~
Bought a small position at 100 when it just went public, sold during the short-term rally, made a small profit of 10 points.
Bought again at 186 after the pullback, didn't sell at 280 during the bill, feeling there's a lot of future potential, gotta think long-term.
Kept averaging down as it fell, turning it into a heavy position. Earlier this week, I hesitated to bet on earnings but ultimately chose to believe in it one more time.
Pre-market movement was good, almost reached breakeven during the session, then it kept dropping, so I just went to sleep.
Woke up around 1 AM and saw it was still dropping, checked again at 5 AM and it was in the red—my anxious heart finally gave up.
Spent the whole day day trading to recover 6 points, still down 6 points, so I'm out. Really mentally exhausted.
Didn't lose too much money, but the holding experience was terrible. With other stocks, win or lose, I accept it and enjoy the process, but CRCL is just disgusting.
How many times did it rally pre-market only to crash during the session with low volume? How many times was it a one-way drop with no chance to day trade? No long-term vision, just pure manipulation. Selling shares right after earnings—such a bad look.
I'd rather get a good night's sleep with this energy.
Oh, and I remember a big shot saying: "Wouldn't it be better to play with normal stocks with this money?"
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