Xechem International Inc. (fka XKEM)

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pfrenz, you may want to consider setting part of your position (30% or so) aside as trading shares. Hold the remainder (70% or so) as long term shares. By doing this you will have shares you can trade on an uptrend or PR event. If a selling opportunity should arise, you can either bank the profits from the sale of the allocated trading shares, or use it to buy back at a lower price to increase your position in XKEM. By doing this you will not be "caught out" of XKEM. Also, keep in mind that long term capital gains tax is a lot lower than short term CGT. If you have a stock that turns out to be a major long term winner, like we expect XKEM to be, the long term tax savings can almost make it worth holding the entire position versus flipping your entire position. Keep in mind that no one knows what the future holds. Something unexpected could happen with this or any company. Capital preservation should be your number one concern. Do not fall in love with any stock, they will not love you back. jmho