ensel, shmensel
This is IMGG,,,get with it cowboy! But thanks for the tip.
Let me bore you with one more observation...then I will go away for a long time.
I am a small-old-bugger-stockholder with a lot to lose.
I saw the potential but got in late.
I see this as potentially a great device, maybe even a great company.
I certainly have gained a great amount of respect for Mr. Janes as a class act and great person with integrity, (and I am a harsh critic of human nature, believe it or don't).
There is split brain here, I see it in the boards. There are a number of messages dealing with price action, and a number exuding a confidence in Janes and IMGG that is almost suck -ass at worst or maybe "the American Dream personified, or whatever".
Let's cut through the rhetoric...
for some of you, if you bought 100K shares at $.03 and have been following this stock for 6 months...not only are you a stockholder, but you are a booster and you are RICH! Well richer than I am. 100,000 shares cost you $3,000; its now worth $60,000 worst case scenario...What do you care if the stock that you bought with pocket change goes to $.30? you are still up BIG.
It's tough to give credible advice to a newbie like myself who frankly would not have invested in IMGG at your level (I've got to make every buck count. But let me say, that you investors that have been around for a long time have seen a lot and have a lot to offer anyone who listens.
Everyone who put money up for IMGG stock has a hope and a dream, for better, there is a dream, maybe not all the same.
If you have the luxury (LUXURY) of being able to buy and sit on it, you are fortunate (emphasis fortunate). If you are tryng to accumulate enough to get to a safer investment level, then you gotta do what you gotta do. And nobody should do anything but admire your tenacity and commitment. In other words, buy, sell buy, no "Shanty Irish or Lace Irish nead apply' in the new world of commerce.