UncleTomFlorida
Nov 6, 6:53 PM
$ABCL I last sold
$ABCL at
$11.50 to pay a bill. Long term capital gains so add a theoretical discount to the bill for whatever tax bracket the sale might have pushed me into.
So now, anytime the stock dips below
$11.50, I am a buyer if I gave the cash, even if it’s önly a
$4 fractional.
I know this is silly. Given the price of the stock, the quality of the company, a realistic price target of
$15, a few pennies one way or another on a purchase this small is just not going to move the needle at all in any of my accounts.
Stiil, thrift and value buying are essential skills in building wealth. Skills come from practice to the point of their being habitual. And so I continue to watch the pennies.
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