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u/iamnotwhothinksiam 3 days ago :snoo_dealwithit: General Discussion :snoo_dealwithit:

Aston martin

My first time at this subreddit, please be kind, i am new in otc (i think this is not a otc, but here i am to learn more about it) What do you think about aston martin stock going very fast from literal from the bottom at 0,36 this week and today going up to 0,40 in just a single season. You think this stock would be skyrocket in the next upcoming months, or it should be going down again.

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u/Hungry-Paramedic3828 1 3 days ago

never catch me chasing a pump like that, especially not in this economy 0.36 to 0.40 is barely a sneeze, the chart probably looks like a dying heartbeat. if you're new here, watch what happens when the volume dries up in a week, that's the real lesson
u/lolwtfbbqsaus 1 3 days ago

It doesn't really matter what the stock does, if it goes up or down. It matters what you think it's worth. You should look at the numbers, calculate a discounted cash flow model, and then there might be a certain price where you think it's interesting to do business or not. Who cares what the stock does? I'm kind of confused.