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Re: hiphop post# 20173

Thursday, 07/31/2014 8:41:46 AM

Thursday, July 31, 2014 8:41:46 AM

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Yes, I did own at those levels over a year ago and SFOR was trading more stable then (not in the steady decline that it has since the reverse)...you could sell on the pops much easier than now. There was a better market for SFOR then. I was in and out of SFOR so many times that it wasn't funny...I was not a bag holder like many here. Sorry if nobody wants to believe it, but I made more on SFOR than I lost. Did I trade it perfectly...no. I could have held on some of the spikes for more profit but I pulled out with money and left some money on the table...again, I was in and out on a daily basis (on many occasions) because I watched SFOR/charts like a hawk. Fact is now (whether pro or anti SFOR) it is harder to get profits by trading SFOR and that is the reason I've got only 900 shares in the game and rarely flip SFOR anymore...SFOR has been a total pig since the reverse...kudos to the dude that sold at .81 after the split (I sold all but 900 shares before that and whoever it was, they played it well). It is really something that people try to tell me what I have done, what I still have, and all of that, but if they were to see my Scottrade statements, they would see the facts. Honestly people, who really gives a crap about each other here...there's some winners and losers, but the fact remains, SFOR has been a dying stinky pinky for some time and it isn't worth spending time on something that doesn't make money. For those that think they know everything that I've done with SFOR: I'm not going to play into the game playing here anymore...kid/playground crap - spending hours posting on IHUB and Yahoo per week about a company you don't like is really smart use of time...right?