@SixOnWallSt Proactively correcting your mistake is a huge plus; there aren't many people in the market willing to admit their errors. Information lag is truly detrimental, especially during earnings season; an outdated rumor can easily sway market sentiment. Closing positions before the non-farm payrolls report was wise. Hold on and wait for the data before making any moves. Wishing you a stable week with your holdings 🫡
@SixOnWallSt is proactive in pointing out and correcting incorrect information, which is much better than many bloggers who only report good news and not bad. Let's stay tuned together on the night of the non-farm payrolls report.
@SixOnWallSt This week is a data-intensive week. It feels like the SPCX index is about to drop below 100 after the restrictions on SPCX institutions are lifted!
@SixOnWallSt This labeling principle is worth learning for everyone involved in compiling US stock information. Earnings season is full of secondhand rumors; not verifying them yourself is tantamount to playing with your account.
@SixOnWallSt Real information is so precious these days. X is full of unsubstantiated rumors. Without independent thinking, you'll just be led by the nose.
@SixOnWallSt It's admirable to admit your mistakes and correct them. Actively updating your mistake and explaining the reasons shows a high level of integrity and magnanimity.
@SixOnWallSt Indeed, news windows are inherently sensitive, and SPCX is under pressure to lift its ban. The storage sector is still diverging. At this time, if you still make judgments based on outdated rumors, it is easy to be misled.
@SixOnWallSt Proactively correcting errors is a huge plus! ⚡ The cost of delayed information during earnings season is too high; it's better to have less noise and more truth. Wishing you a stable week with your holdings 🙏
@SixOnWallSt You need to learn to judge information based on financial data. Those rumors circulating online might just be the information that investors want you to see.
@SixOnWallSt Long-term storage is a must-develop strategy, but the market is most afraid of speculative trading based on rumors. Being able to proactively correct rumors demonstrates a true research-oriented attitude.
@SixOnWallSt Great transparency in owning the outdated rumor and setting the record straight—much respect for prioritizing accuracy over ego, especially with a busy earnings week and nonfarm ahead.