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Re: Smushie post# 7831

Friday, 07/24/2015 9:53:15 AM

Friday, July 24, 2015 9:53:15 AM

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Smushie I will share my personal feelings, in fact I had to go my Ameritrade account, because I bought this stock a long time ago in fact 1/28/2013. I'm in at .31 cents and seen this stock go to .60 or .65 cents (can't remember which) a few months after buying. In hindsight I wished I sold and bought back a lot later. Unfortunately you don't have a crystal ball and I thought at the time this stock was going to take off. I knew when I bought Jamn it would be at least a year before it could develop. Well little did I know a year has long since passed and 2 1/2 years later it is considerably less then I bought it. Does this bother me ..... not really because the reason I bought Jamn is still valid, the time frame has just changed. So you say get to the point :) my point is everyone has to decide for themselves why they bought Jamn in the first place. No one can tell you when the right time to sell is, personally I've never bought a stock at the low, and sold at the high. You have to figure your needs whether short term or long term. I personally believe this stock will do something someday, and I will not sell until it does. In fact I probably won’t sell all of my Jamn. The only thing that will change my mind is if the fundamentals of Jamn changes. What I mean by that, is if their brand name doesn’t take off, if the Eco Cups don’t develop, they don’t meet revenues, and don’t at some time reach profitability, I will then take my loss and move on because in my opinion Mother Parkers will pull out, Jamn’s losses will overwhelm them and they will no longer be a company. This of course is my opinion and 2 cents and by the way you guys have no idea how long this took this 2 fingered pecker to write ?