In investing, there's always that one stock that makes you think, "If I catch this one, I’ll be financially free." We’ve all seen stories of traders who made life-changing money on a single trade. Just two weeks ago, a WallStreetBets investor timed the dip in SMCI perfectly and walked away with £289,384.58 (about $357,000) in profit. But for every success story, there are countless traders who mistime their moves—because let’s be honest, dip buying isn’t always the right move. Peter Lynch famously said, “Trying to catch the bottom is like trying to grab a falling knife.” That’s the reality of stock investing—timing is hard, luck plays a big role, and most people don’t get it right every time. My Perspective: Why I Don't Believe in "One Big Win" Personally, I don’t think I could ever retire
Which Stock Made You Feel Like You Could Retire with One Big Win?
In the world of investing, there’s always that one stock that makes you think, “If I catch this one, I’ll be financially free.” Two weeks ago, a WSB investor timed the dip in SMCI perfectly and earn £289,384.58 (about $357,000). However, dip buying can't be right everytime. Peter Lynch famously said, “Trying to catch the bottom is like trying to grab a falling knife.” Which stock made you feel like one big win could let you retire? Have you ever successfully timed the bottom—or did you end up trapped? What signals do you use to determine if a stock has truly stabilized?
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