quote:Originally posted by Jo4321: I guess since this falls under the "I sure know how to pick em" category.
I bought YHOO a few days ago at $26.80, expecting the Microsoft deal. So, now as you may have read, Microsoft is backing out of the deal.
Since this all came as news when the market is closed, is there any chance for the small retail investor to sell out prior to the big drop. I cannot sell in pre-hours until 8:00am with my broker. Am I SOL?
Why do companies always announce bad news when the market is closed?
Jo
That was one that was a given not to buy Jo... it was in the news for weeks that Yahoo's founder was refusing Microsoft's offer and that Microsoft's CEO wouldn't budge on making a higher offer.. you bought this one strictly on greed and not Reason...
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I like this quote from Baron Rothschild: "I made my fortune by selling too early".
Jo
Read Jesse Livermore in Reminisces of a Stock Operator by Edwin Lefevre... much better quotes and advice... also I don't remember who said it but I always like this quote: Why sell a Rising stock? ...
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