I was suggesting that IF, IF we go through another phase of consolidation at these levels, it's 100% worth it to me, to hold for what I believe will be an eventual double in share price again.
And if that double occurs, likely in that period of price per share appreciation, the company will also be growing on an ever increasing accelerated growth curve.
A .03 move was a double at one time to .06. And as investors were buying .03's, .04's, and .05's to push it to .06, their dollar values in their positions were then doubled when it hit .07 - .09 ranges. As new/existing investors were buying .06's, .07's, and .08's to push it to .09's, their dollar values in their positions were then more than doubled when it hit .14's. And as new/existing investors were buying .09's through .14's, their dollar values in most of their positions were doubled as the price moved to .235.
This pattern can continue for the foreseeable future as the NOW vs. THEN/BEFORE, justifies these moves. And the future NOW vs. THEN/BEFORE will justify higher price levels as the company continues its rapid growth.
Most investors who have bought shares at these various levels (which by the way are mostly holding higher and higher levels with the occasional consolidation period), are holding with the utmost confidence.
The higher the price goes, the easier it will be to see multiples of pennies in share price moves intraday. And so long as the company continues its growth curve (no reason to doubt it won't continue based on what we currently know), those multiples of pennies will be toward the upside.
That means the early investors (by early investors, I believe that's anyone who's bought at any level to date), could be seeing doubles, triples, and eve higher, in dollar value on their original positions.
Point being, I'd rather hold long and see daily doubles, triples, etc. on my initial investment here, rather cash any out and have to start from initial investment hoping to get a double from there. And most others are much riskier than what I've found with AMFE.
Looking forward, say a few years down the road when AMFE could be trading several dollars, let's just say the price per share is trading at $5.00 (no R/S taken into consideration)...an intraday move of just 2% is .10, a dime. Do I want to be holding to see dime moves on my original investment? Damn right I do, and damn right I believe this is very possible further down the road. And we could be seeing larger intraday moves than a dime long before $5.00. 2% is just kind of an average percentage gain on an average green day for AMFE.
Overall, I do believe anyone who holds this long, regardless of their current buy in and holdings, will see tremendous growth long term and likely experience days where their original investment doubles, triples, quadruples or even more for extremely early investors, intraday.
No doubt, holding long has been the smarter move for me! And I'm positive it will continue to be the smarter move going forward.
Go AMFE
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