Dec. 3 at 9:07 PM
$PLX People talk about “just be patient,” but patience only works when you understand what you own and why an outcome is eventual. This isn’t about picking a random stock and waiting. In many fields—medical, biotech, new products—you can often see what will happen, but you can’t know when. Real-world adoption doesn’t follow your timetable, and neither does investor recognition.
You may be certain the value will be realized, but it could be one year, three years, or longer. That uncertainty in timing is normal, not a failure. When you know the fundamentals guarantee an eventual shift, the waiting becomes strategic, not hopeful. That distinction is one of the most important parts of successful investing.
