Why Your $100 Stock Is Going to $88

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Why Your $100 Stock Is Going to $88🔥🔥

By Prof. Jeffrey Bierman, CMT

You bought the stock at $100. Now it's $140.

You won't sell because that $100 purchase price has become your anchor. Not the fundamentals.

Not the technicals.

Just that meaningless number you paid months ago.

This mental defect will cost you everything when this market corrects. And the machines know exactly how to exploit it.

The machines don't anchor to prices - they anchor to probabilities.

While you're clinging to your cost basis, they're calculating mathematical exit points with zero emotion.

Here's how you can beat them at their own game…

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Why Your $100 Stock Is Going to $88

Why Your $100 Stock Is Going to $88🔥🔥

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