As you know, I only sell into a rising SP, and only at limit. I set several sells in place that automatically trigger when the SP hits the target. I don't sell enough at one time to slow down the SP rise. So, I rode that $.14 rise last year at only 50K shares at a time after it hit $.10, spaced a penny apart. That still left me with over 100M when the SP turned around. So, you see, it is harder than one would think to dispose of large numbers of shares without upsetting the applecart.
Hopefully, it will do as you expect, and rise to at least $.06, which it hit twice last year. I have sells set for $.04 that I bought at $.02. If my .01 fills, I will sell those at $.03. I always 'select lots' when selling, and sell the ones I paid the most for first. If we hit $.04 again, I will still have 100M+ trips.
It is frustrating to see the share price drop by a factor of 1000%, but it was never 'mine' anyway, so I'll just keep riding the SP and get what I can out of it. I had a $2.5M green day last year, but have too many -$500K+ days since then.
Oh, and the sells last year? Paid off all debt, invested in dividend stocks that bring in about $15K per month, and replaced my old appliances with new ones. Because my 401K holds the most NSAV shares, I found myself forced to take out $15K per month, all year, to meet my minimum required distribution requirements.
So, NSAV has 'fixed' my financial situation permanently, even if it drops to quad zeros again, since I divested into NASDAQ dividend stocks that bring in more than I used to make working.
