gandalfq01
The plan I have had from day one consisted of selling @25% or less when I could get it all back. 25% would be my self imposed max. The only thing that has changed for me since I set that is the price that it will take in order to do it.
At first it was around .28ish, now it is around .17ish.
If I can sell our other home sometime in January to be again totally free from non-mortgage debt and the stock has not begun to run over my average, I hope reduce that selling point even further. Suceed or fail though, I have never ever expected to get any of my investment back.
One of my top 5 favorite movies, well it is a series, "Band of Brothers". Lt. Speirs is speaking to Pvt. Blithe and says the sooner you realize that you are already dead, you will then be able to function as a soldier should.
I simply do not have the time to devote to researching the latest penny trends and can not day trade. Although I have gotten in to some where I thought I could turn a profit in a few weeks or so, most of where I put my money will be intended for long term, meaning more than a year. It is far more risky and I accept that and fully accept that every share could end up being worth less than the commision I would have to pay to cash out.
Regards,
Fizzlegig
