Sep. 16 at 2:21 PM
$HYLN Shorties have this anchored.
Anchoring bias is a cognitive shortcut where you rely too heavily on the first piece of information you encounter—called the "anchor"—when making decisions or estimates.
How It Works:
First Impressions: Your brain uses the initial data point as a permanent reference baseline.
Faulty Adjustments: When you get new facts, you adjust your thinking away from the anchor, but you rarely move far enough.
Arbitrary Roots: Even completely random starting numbers can skew your final judgment.
Granted, the numbers under the ERX were uncalled for. But, since the pivot to the Karno, shorties have kept this under
$10.
We should be AT LEAST in the low teens with this multiple United States military contract winning technology.
