Money manager and high-energy financial TV personality Jim Cramer has mentioned something several times on his 'Mad Money' show (on CNBC) that I think is relevant here. In his early days of investing, he noticed that stocks which hit $80 per share almost always continued up to hit $120.
I have observed that this same move often occurs with penny stocks, where they will usually make the move to at least .0012 shortly after hitting .0008. I think entering FPFI now at .0008 will yield at least a 50% return (when it hits .0012) in a very short time. It could eventually go significantly higher, or course, but I would say that the .0012 exit point would be what is commonly referred to as 'low hanging fruit'.
As always, simply my opinion.
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