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Re: Cass post# 9246

Tuesday, 07/01/2014 6:05:37 PM

Tuesday, July 01, 2014 6:05:37 PM

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I hope I'm wrong too! At the risk of sounding like an idiot, I am heavily invested in ZERO.

I know it may not seem like it by my posts, but I have a huge following that relies on me to be objective and honest. When I see great things I will post them, just as when I see bad things within a company I will post the bad as well.

If I believe in something I can sell pork to a convention of Rabbi's, but if I see things that are wrong, as you might be able to see you'll know it. I may be a lot of things, but dishonest isn't one of them,

My suggestion for a new investor in ZERO would be to wait it out for a price, probably around $.78, buying only at the Bid.

Invest 1/3rd of your investment now, then expect to average down if new lows happen. My rule of thumb is if I yell "Holy Crap! Look how low ZERO is!" That's the time to buy.

If I find myself yelling, "Holy Crap! Look at ZERO run!" That's the time to book some profits without hesitation.

Never have a single buy or a single sell. Buy at each new low and sell at each new high above 50% gains.

Never buy at the Ask and never buy when a ticker is running. Sell into the greed of other's at the Ask, and buy when other's are selling out of fear at the Bid.

If you have a profit, TAKE IT! No one has ever gone broke taking profits. wink GLTY!