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Question from a new investor DUSA? |
Ok so the other day I bought stock in DUSA and I have been watching it very closely. There has been a lot of hipe about it and the stock has soared. Today I expected it to keep rising but it is slowly creeping back down I keep checking the headlines and nothing is going wrong with the FDA approval which drove the stock up. Is this normal for a small stock like this? My goal was to let it hit $5.00 and then sell. I am learning here and if I loose then I consider it "tuition". Please educate me... Even with a good news this stock remains in long term down trend. Very often big inwestors use such opportunities to sell a stock like this. Now the question is if that recent run makes a diference and signals a change of the trend. Maybe. It is difficult to predict. |
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