#JCT Recently, someone asked me why I’m still buying JCT?
It’s simple: it has a small market cap, there hasn’t yet been a truly meaningful large-scale breakout, and that’s one of the reasons I’m willing to study it.
I never buy because “it’s definitely going to go up.” I buy because of the odds.
Right now, JCT’s market cap is around the low-tens of millions of dollars. Historically, there have indeed been clear peak points, but we are still very far from the highs.
So my logic is straightforward:
Buy with a mindset that it could go to zero, hold spot, and wait with time.
If I’m wrong, the loss is money I can afford to lose;
if I’m right, when a small-cap asset truly starts moving, the upside is naturally more worth expecting than assets that have already been pumped up high.
But I want to emphasize one thing: small market cap is not a reason to rise, and the fact that it hasn’t surged before is not a guarantee.
What really matters is—
whether you have a sufficiently low cost, enough patience over the long term, and most importantly, a position size you can afford to lose.
That’s the logic behind why I buy JCT.
It’s simple: it has a small market cap, there hasn’t yet been a truly meaningful large-scale breakout, and that’s one of the reasons I’m willing to study it.
I never buy because “it’s definitely going to go up.” I buy because of the odds.
Right now, JCT’s market cap is around the low-tens of millions of dollars. Historically, there have indeed been clear peak points, but we are still very far from the highs.
So my logic is straightforward:
Buy with a mindset that it could go to zero, hold spot, and wait with time.
If I’m wrong, the loss is money I can afford to lose;
if I’m right, when a small-cap asset truly starts moving, the upside is naturally more worth expecting than assets that have already been pumped up high.
But I want to emphasize one thing: small market cap is not a reason to rise, and the fact that it hasn’t surged before is not a guarantee.
What really matters is—
whether you have a sufficiently low cost, enough patience over the long term, and most importantly, a position size you can afford to lose.
That’s the logic behind why I buy JCT.