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Tuesday, 01/23/2018 1:32:03 PM

Tuesday, January 23, 2018 1:32:03 PM

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A couple of people have misunderstood my last post, so I will try again. I own a few hundred dollars worth of the stock that I acquired way back when they were making money from licenses to Intel and the like. I basically forgot about it until recently when I started to become interested in penny stocks again (BTW, I consider that a bad omen for the market in general). Someone here kept saying they'd lose in court and that would be the end, and it sounded pretty reasonable since it didn't appear that anything else was going on for the company. So I was thinking I should sell (share price was around 1 cent), but never pulled the trigger. Then the verdict came and all fell out as predicted, so I kicked myself and declared that I knew this was going to happen! It seemed like that was the end for the company, and I wondered if I should just sell out before it drops any further. This time indecision was my friend and the appeal came along and brought the stock back to life. Now it's approaching one cent again. Will I have the discipline to bail out while it is relatively high, or will I hold on and shake my head in sorrow when it dumps again? Stay tuned!
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