Agreed! The power of your statement is as simple as compounding growth.
At the levels we’ve seen over the last several days, a single penny or two are relatively large percentage moves.
Think about how much return one sees with a single penny move at these levels.
As we move to higher levels, 2-3 pennies, or even a nickel move are smaller percentage gains relative to the higher price, yet significant percentage moves relative to ones original buy in price.
Let’s plug in some numbers as an example. Say one has an average buy in price of 2 cents. A penny move to 3 cents equals a 50% increase.
You’ve gone from 2 cents to 3 cents.
Now the price is 3 cents and the price goes up 1.5 cents to 4.5 cents.
Again, that’s a 50% increase in the stock price. But that 50% increase in the stock price actually equates to a 150% increase from your original buy in.
Now the price is at 4.5 cents and the price goes to 5 cents.
This is only an 11.25% increase in the stock price, but that 11.25% increase adds another 50% gain relative to your original buy in.
Continue this pattern and let’s say you’ve held and the price is now at 15 cents and the price goes up 3 cents to 18 cents. That’s only a 20% increase, but that 3 cent move equates to another 150% gain relative to your original buy in.
Continue this pattern again at say 40 cents and a 4 cent move is only 10% on the day, but equates to an additional 200% gain relative to your original buy in.
This is how absolutely massive percentage gains are made for those who bought at low levels and are disciplined enough to hold their position, or at least a core position for the long haul.
This doesn’t work for most OTC stocks, but what we’re seeing with TLSS, and the fundamentals combined with the sheer amount of money pouring into this stock, we have the perfect recipe in the making for this compounding growth!
Go TLSS
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