No matter what, it always goes the other way doesn't it..

Still holding 85 Shares - I took to heart the advice from reading Benjamin Graham's book about never allowing your emotional feelings to dictate anything. You create a plan from the data the company gives and stick to it even if it's low - and since it's obvious of how popular the ThreadRipper is among the community and AMD selling out two of its other graphics processors - you just gotta hold off.

Think of it like two kids who are told they can get a cookie but if they wait 5 minutes they can get two. One child just wants it - it's right there - but the other sees the that if the time will pass anyway and it's only 5 minutes - he'll get his original cookie and profit an additional one. Thing is - he has to stare at the other kid eating it so delightfully and pleased for those 5 minutes - maybe he has to wait 10 extra more seconds as the lady giving the cookie stopped by to say hi to someone as she returned.

The kid who ate and revelled with his cookie when the child who waited had nothing could have made him feel left out - but waiting resulted in not only the profit of what the first got - but doubling it. The book is called: The Intelligent Investor and Graham is regarded as one of the best financial investors to have ever lived - wrote the book way back in 1964 that still applies today

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