Agree.

In a high volume day, and the stock goes crashing... like POS...

optimistic or perhaps people with vested interest might view the high volume... as BUYERS coming to support the stock.

pessimistic/naysayers would see that as people rushing to sell the stock..

and funnily... in a way both are correct.

for every buyer there is a seller.


In a broader sense, I fully agree with this advice...
Which is why I mentioned caution to AhLoo on TAS.

however... this is where understanding of numbers is so important... even for traders.

Just like how it was mentioned more than 100 years ago in older trading books...
understanding earning numbers is important....

the understanding of growth is most important....
for players for wants to win big....

growth is indeed a double edge knife...
some growth cannot be sustained forever...
there is a limit...
however for some cases....
the proper understanding could yield utterly fantastic rewards....

ask yourself...
why some get get a 5 bagger?
a 6 bagger?
a 7 bagger?

(bagger = 100% gain. 5 bagger = 500% gain)

why can they do it?
why can't we?



and most important...
growth is indeed value.
How can a company be considered of a great value when the company's profits is growing each year?

Oops... too long jor...

too much beer..... 

I thought you went sleep already.
Or are you watching girls skating?