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Saturday, 09/30/2017 11:14:25 AM

Saturday, September 30, 2017 11:14:25 AM

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People who are fickle change their minds so much you can't rely on them. SELL OFF? Really? If anyone cannot tell the difference between a sell off and profit taking then perhaps it is time to seriously consider taking a course in economics with an emphasis on investments.

This post is not meant to single anyone out. But to calm down those who might lack an understanding in stock performance.

When LQMT drops .004 from .040 to .0396 it is not a sell off. When LQMT drops .006 from .0396 to .039 it is not a sell off. Dropping 1.52% is not a sell off especially when it is double the average volume. It is profit taking.

How fickle one forgets LQMT traded around .12 for some time or .21 for some time. When a stock triples in a few months, you know up 300% and pulls back 10 to 20% it is not a sell off. It is smart profit taking to protect your initial investment. It is not timing either unless you have a crystal ball.

Posts on this board often define fickle.

I cannot tell you when LQMT will be profitable or exactly when they will put out a PR to announce a contract.
I can only do DD from public sources of information and make a decision to invest. It might help all here to think in the future when investing to buy more shares than they need so that they can also take profits and let the casino play with less of your principle investment. In this way perhaps all who are fickle will become less emotional about their investments. Think about it. It will help.

I have been in the DJ, S&P, Nasdaq & OTC casinos for over 40 years. It is not easy. But with common sense, and a few Rolaids from time to time you can eek out a living.

Good luck to all.
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