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Re: ABBAZABBA post# 65753

Tuesday, 11/07/2017 8:45:54 PM

Tuesday, November 07, 2017 8:45:54 PM

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"Sometimes even a blind squirrel finds a nut."

I feel that way about INMG. One of my coworkers found it, shared it with me, and we've been buying massive blocks ever since. Haven't made a dime, but that's irrelevant to the big picture. I haven't made a dime because INMG hasn't made a dime. INMG will be controlled by revenue, and that's a very good thing. You can't fake cash on a balance sheet. You either have it or you don't. This keeps me interested.

Folks on this board today have been discussing the lack of enthusiasm for INMG shares. This is one of the drawbacks of being early to the party. INMG is a penny stock trading on the OTC. Expectations are for enourmous price runs so quick profits can be taken. That's not available with this one. Certainly not to the level that keeps penny stock investors interested. Which is another reason why I continue to hold and add to my position. INMG does not act like a penny stock because the CEO does not act like a penny stock peddler.

My advice to anyone reading this is cliche', but it fits better here today, right now, than at any other time since I've been following INMG.

KNOW WHAT YOU OWN!

Company is about to launch world wide on November 28th. That means for the first time INMG will be ringing the cash register. We are open for business! This one isn't for trading. Buy it, toss your shares in the back of the drawer and check on them in a few months. Let the business plan build some momentum. The real danger here is selling too early, taking what appears to be a decent profit. Just remember that you can't take down a 100 bagger if you sell at a 25 bagger. Cut your losers short and let your winners run!

Exit strategies are essential, you should always know where the exits are when your money is at stake. Taking your original investment off the table when some profit is available is prudent. It frees your cash up to invest elsewhere, and takes all of the risk out of this trade. That will make it a lot easier to be patient while Tom builds this business. Imagine how difficult it will be to watch the daily bids and asks, with your position worth over 6 figures, and you're letting it all ride! Take your money off the table to wratchet down the emotions that are guaranteed to follow when your position is bigger than you imagined!

Sorry this got so long, but I'm passionate about this opportunity! And I'm a value investor, not a penny stock trader. Just hope that my perspective is useful to others, as this is not your average penny stock play.