Another golden rule taught to me by my late father who was an extremely successful investor is to never buy a stock simply because it is cheap. Thus I would argue here that while it is certainly nice to get a recommendation such as today, that in itself is not enough to assume that the company will be successful. More importantly I disagree with the use of the word potential and that a $5 stock has more upside potential than downside potential. Potential for me refers to the company and its ability to execute a plan and not the stock price. Thus if one has doubts about this company, it could just as easily be argued that from an investment point of view, the downside risk is greater. jmho
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