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"If you go up does that mean other benefits are stopped so you can pay £8 something an hour?
Then I said, "if I don't go up, does that mean I'm a loser?
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If they don't go up, don't buy them.
If it don't go up, don't buy it".
"People who go up don't think about safety issues and harnesses; they assume the equipment is safe and inspected and ready to go".
As you've watched the price go up, did you make the decision to invest because you're smart, brave or just lucky?
Buy stocks that go up, and if they don't go up, don't buy them.
Q: seeing TAC rates go up, do you have to guarantee more to keep that business intact?
If the fine print says that the rate will go up, don't be afraid to call them out on it.
Choosing to keep an individual stock just because it went up does not qualify as a valid reason.
In mountaineering movies, it is a rule of (frost-bitten) thumb that what goes up doesn't necessarily come down.
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