Stevia Corp (STEV)

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Ludo should have never bought at $2.50. The company's fundamentals did not support that price and the market responded appropriately. Now, years later, the price is low and a more reasonable valuation is possible to calculate because the company has revenues, assets, liabilities, and various operations that we can all factor in to our decisions.

There's no shame in someone buying STEV -- because they see its value -- and then talking about it publicly. We are investing here, after all. If you are ashamed to own the company you should have never bought shares of it in the first place. If you're proud to own the company, you should be free to talk about it on public forums, blogs, social media, and face-to-face without being accused of being a promoter or pumper. Business owners talk about their businesses constantly, and what is a stock if not a business?

Like the company? Want to own a piece? Buy. Dislike the company? Want to get rid of your shares? Sell. Either way, have some conviction. Otherwise, if you're truly conflicted about your investment, stop complaining about it and go study some investment philosophy and make a decision about whether or not this investment is right for your investing style and temperament. Take action! Get right!