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Re: dangrand71 post# 10499

Friday, 11/27/2015 1:22:52 PM

Friday, November 27, 2015 1:22:52 PM

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Hi Dangrand, Happy Thanksgiving!
I don't think Dart will sell. I don't know about the other large holders. But I honestly doubt they'll sell here. No one knows for sure what anyone will do. But why worry if at the end of the day you perceive it will be worth more into the future? In my opinion, what is often -- though not always (depends on market cap) --- the best thing to do is to start a position in the range the stock is at and then add if the opportunity comes, assuming it does fall to a lower range. What always tends to happen is folks waiting for a better/best deal, well those folks then panic when a stock starts to rise without them; they then don't want to miss a move up, and they finally buy in on the run up to a new trading range, and they inevitably pay more than they would of had they not been scared to buy in. Or worse yet, they then miss an entry altogether. Anyway, using market caps to base your decisions is the best bet. If it represents a good deal period, then just buy some shares, and then worry about getting a better/best price as you add to your holdings. Anyway that's how I do it, haven't regretted that action ever.

Btw, I can't see the stock dipping into the $.40s. And if it did, some would end up waiting for $.30s. I just make it a rule to add on falls. :)
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