Brick, there is no escaping Gauss. More recently in my life I have argued the following position:
If you apply yourself toward a goal, whether it be to a good or evil end, your success is not always eminent. A good example is John Nash. He applied himself and his absolutely unrealistically brilliant talent knowing in his own mind that he was going to figure out what the Russians were going to do next by finding code in newspapers and magazines. He KNEW FOR A FACT in his own mind that he continued forward in the Gaussian Curve. But the truth is he was stuck. He was stuck because the real fact is that what he didn't see with his own eyes is that there is an endless infinite amount of newspapers and magazines and he couldn't possibly examine all of them from the entire planet let alone America. The truth is he will never reach the end of the curve in that endeavor even though he was a genius.
This is relevant to BMIX investors today. Do we really know what is going on in the minds of the main shareholders and the CEO? Do we really know if there is a shortage here or there? Or do we make up a sentence ie. "there is a shortage of copper and BMIX is going to save the world!" and then we believe it and make investments toward that end? No matter what the truth is we will be in the Curve but we may be sitting for a long time before we make it out of crazy land and into genius when the stock hits $50.
The answer to how to invest here, my HEALTHYG friend, is relative. I cannot give advice except to say what I would do. If I only have 10k in the bank, I might take a gamble at putting 500 in now and waiting for the possibility of a huge pull back which may happen. We may go down to .005. I doubt it but we may. 20,000 shares is a lot if your stock is at $100. I am taking about half million shares at this time because I put aside money for this type of investment. We may go down to .005 but I will just buy more because of my belief in the company, which I must caveat, I may be mirroring Professor Nash trying to figure out the Russians. While I may sound like I know what I am doing I might be caught up in a delusional vortex myself lol. I do not think so but... Also, I am not afraid to throw more at a winner. The thing is, even if we go to .5 your 20,000 shares become valuable. If you have money to risk, maybe hold half million shares. It is all relative to where you are. One guy sent me a picture of his account holding at about 1.2 million dollars. He certainly should be holding a couple million shares.
Anyway, I enjoy preaching so thanks for listening. I hope I am at least 50% correct on BMIX. I will completely retire.
Peace
