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Re: L437 post# 6202

Friday, 09/19/2003 11:52:02 PM

Friday, September 19, 2003 11:52:02 PM

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L437, this is a nickel stock as some have said. A penny saved is a penny earned; someone said that. If you have some extra pennies, you can invest then into penny stocks. Since these penny stocks live and breath by pp and stock splits, it is not uncommon for penny stocks to finance their operations in this manner. In addition, since this penny stock is a speculative venture, either by investors or the company employees, one cannot expect a rapid return on their investment. Consequently, if one has invested more than they can afford in this or any other penny stock, they should have their head examined. Putting one's eggs into one basket is foolish and unwise! Moreover, worrying about the finances of a penny stock to me is tantamount to investing to much money and time in a penny stock company! If you put five cents down and buy one share of DNAP, What pray tell are you expecting for a return on your investment: 1000% tomorrow? If may be months or years for this type of roi! I for one, rarely quibble on the affairs of DNAP because I did not sell my house and barn! I did not throw in the sink and the baby to buy DNAP shares by the thousands. To sink one's life savings into a penny stock could cause reflux, I guess! Dribbling over the machinations of a penny stock is a rare form of art! For many do their best to pump a stock, whilst others BALANCE it with thrashing!
I am amused by both sides of the fence! Ever seen a fence after a tornado and you see all the debris stuck to the fences and surrounding trees and shrubs? Does it not clutter up the view? That's how I see stock boards. I love to read, where posters use details and urls to back up their posts, whether it is pro or con! Your post has merit, but like the guy said "much ado about nothing." LATER!
IVRT