@Ron18:"Buy the rumor, sell the news" is an investment strategy that suggests buying an asset based on rumors or speculation and then selling it when the news is officially announced. The idea is that by the time the news is confirmed, the market has already factored it into the asset's price, and therefore, there may not be much more potential for price growth. For example, if there are rumors that a company is going to announce a new product, investors may start buying shares in anticipation of the news, hoping to profit from a potential price increase. However, once the news is officially announced, the price of the stock may not rise as much as investors had hoped, as the information has already been priced in. While this strategy can work, it's important to note that it's not foolproof, and

@BillyWilliams:$Enphase Energy(ENPH)$: A steady climb back to ATH is more sustainable, than 10% jumps. If this holds the 3% gain today and continues something similar for the next few weeks...there will be another rally around the corner to bring some excitement again. "Dollars move from the impatient to patient hands"...aka "Patience Pay$"