Kuoi... I think it's fair to say that the vast majority of investors have made this mistake ("all eggs in one basket") at least once.
A couple more things I'd love for you to understand:
- Most chefs work an insane schedule. I'm not a chef but I've worked 70-90 hours a week, 7 days a week, for years on end in executive positions. I also have traveled a lot and I know it's hard for people in Europe to relate to this when the norm there is a 35-40 hours work week. Believe me, unless one is the CEO-scammer-type (there are plenty out there but I have NO reason to believe that it is the case with IVFH) there is NO time to really deal with other things, such as "what the stock is doing" especially when the business is alive and kicking, as is the case here. As an investor I don't like to see this, but I do understand it.
- August is a very slow month for ALL stocks. Yes, CEOs and upper-management go on vacation. Yes, they are human too. Many companies simply decide not to work on deals or release anything (aside from obligatory filings) until well after Labor Day, which here in the U.S. is a HUGE "barrier" from a psychological point of view.
Now, mon ami... don't go and do something stupid based on some deadline/schedule which YOU think the company should adhere to! Remember there are friends and family who love you, and I'm sure you love them, and THAT is more important than any money loss in the world. Remember also that at this point you are looking at a PAPER LOSS. Things do turn on a dime with pinkies and OTCBB, so if this happens, sell (even at a reasonable loss) and re-invest your capital in 5-10 stocks. You can then re-build from there.
Take care, and cheer up!
