So you value the stock you purchased more than the money you used to buy it (which I assume you worked hard to obtain) plus the time value of it? IMO not wise but what do I know, I just day trade.
Drawdowns are part of investment. Whenever a solid stock becomes undervalued you’d accumulate dollar averaging on the way down.
Solid investment? META at one point, less than a year ago, was twice the current price. Go into a supermarket and pull out a bottle of milk with date from last Sept marked 50% off would you buy that? Generalizing broadly, in a bull market just about everything goes up, in a bear market only the strongest go up. GL
Go on then, pick a winner with hardly any heat in a bear market. I’m telling you again, investors accumulate during downtrends.
Sure, I'm always up for Shitterberg's shitlord stonks. Anything that censors free-speech has got to be wondrous for society (as has historically been proven by everyone from Nazi's to religious fundamentalists). What is there to dislike?
Some investors. $11 or thereabouts would be the best investment, other than buying BRK back in the 60's, an investor could make:-