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This is all part of a maturation process and positioning for growth. Going to painful at times.
I think the corporate level needs restructuring.
This is all very attractive.
I did answer your question, I said the board is fine in response to your concern that the board had slipped in its good standing. Maybe I didn't make myself clear. For that, I apologize.
Tomorrow will be a better day.
Tomorrow will be a better day.
I think the board is fine. Today is not a good day. Period. I hope tomorrow will be a better one.
I respectfully disagree.
If a person does not have concerns, they shouldn't be trading on any level. If an investor is worried that the stock dropped 11.27%, address it, consolidation only goes so far. The responses that come back with, Yes, it dropped. This is why that happens. Or, if you don't know why, say so. It's not that hard. It alarms people when it isn't being addressed. GreenScarab is very good at being factual and patient with new people. Minimizing is not a good thing here. I don't feel that is a show of strength. And I believe in the strength of this company.
This is a reasonable response. And this is what I am trying to encourage.
The only thing I was trying to do was encourage an open dialogue. Which includes uncomfortable aspects of being a stockholder. Otherwise, what do you really learn? If we can't be honest, and let people be open, what is this for? Just pumping up people to buy more stock? No, I don't think so. I think it's about being part of something that is real and growing. That includes all the growing pains that go with it. I am a very blunt person. I would have posted, get out of this stock, if that is what I meant. A blind person who has voice activated assist would have been aware of the decline today. Not addressing it directly only creates more of a problem. When asked, I did not encourage anyone to sell today, I encouraged them to hold.
Did you read the complete post. No, of course not.
If that was my intention, I could have walked this son of a gun all the way down to twelve with the number of shares I own, and still made a profit.
exactly.
Closed down from the opening 11.27%
That's the answer.
That's all very true. The reasoning of pennyland seems to be lost on me. I am beginning to understand the structure and mechanics behind the pump and dump mentality of the majority of these stocks. Can't say I am all that fond of it.
Thank-you.
I understand what you are saying. The ebbs and flows should be addressed, the reasons behind them, both the good and the bad. Isn't that part of due diligence?
from one rancher to one farmer, sounds like a lot of speculation, to me.
All my opinions are based on the numbers. Period.
Quite alright. I wish everyone much success in all of their holdings.
in your opinion. That's fine. Again, this board is designed to support the growth of the individual investors bottom line. Right?
You are right, I was not clear. Management. I see a decline in investor confidence. JMO
It is in your best interest to keep the stock trading at a figure that returns an amount that you are satisfied with, correct? So, you will forgive the small investor who was up a 1,000 and now negative 100.
If it is o.k. with you, I'll be the one to make that decision.
I disagree. Respectfully.
They need to do something to stop this hemorrhaging; this stock is trading like a schizophrenic off their meds today.
I am sorry. This is going to be a tough call. Frankly, I am surprised at the strength of the dive after the p.r.
What I do, that I find helpful, is factor in the top amount of gain, based on the number of positive p.r's and reports, then I subtract the percentage of loss for any number of days, if one is substantially more than the other, I sell or buy. In other words, if the loss for five consecutive days comes to a total of $50,000, and then the next seven days close green, but I haven't even recouped what I lost in the previous gain, I consider selling. This board reflects the opinions of investors. It is in their best interest to keep you engaged. Some really great people here, but keep that in mind. It works for me.
I am suggesting that she do some careful reflection is all. That is a darn good idea for all important decisions we make.
Maybe, but that should be her decision. From one mom to another, I would judge what I had available, how much of a negative in the gain I could comfortably tolerate, and how much of an impact a significant loss would have on my life. It is easy to get carried away. This stock has strong fundamentals. From a psychological point of view, once you see your gains slipping away, that feels like a very real loss. Even if it is only on paper. That, I am still up thirty percent well runs dry quickly. I have my money here. But, not because of the hyperbole, because I dug deep, and calculated the risk.
It's a mom. Nothing substantial to be lost by waiting a few days, right?
Just suggesting that she take a little extra time to do all of her dd.
If it were my mom, I would tell her to give it a few more days. IMO
Are we looking at the same numbers?
Light volume today.
Thanks! Makes it so easy to share.
https://www.barchart.com/stocks/quotes/AMFE/opinion and we have the opposite view