I bought my first shares at .014 when all I saw was a very interesting chart. I added and averaged up for probably the next year, and what I found very interesting was OTCX (now OTCN) sold me a TON of shares that I suspected he didn't own. As he sold more, I bought more. I told friends and family to buy more. I just had this hunch that something was going on with the company and that OTCX should not be selling shares he didn't own back then.
And then I waited.
Finally it took off in Dec 2020 and I probably let 1/4 of my initial position go on the ramp up to .90. My position was/is significant so I sold small blocks all the way up. I tried to buy back on the dip but had no idea the market would beat us down so much. Unfortunately I bought more shares at the higher ranges on the way down than I wish I had, but oh well. My average on my current position is .17 give or take, and remember that's after already making life changing money on round 1 to .92. Now given what we all know about the company, I am locked and loaded for the long haul. I feel stronger about this company than ever, while the market cap is lower than it's been since my early days. I have countless friends and family holding positions of varying sizes and all told we own a decent chunk of the o/s. We've been holding for years and are all planning to ride this to the Nasdaq and however high they want to take this rocket ship.
I could never make another dollar from $DFCO and it already has changed my life drastically, but I truly believe the best is yet to come. Just like round 1 I plan to sell smaller blocks on the road back to $1 and beyond, but I plan to hold a great deal of my core position and see if they can take this to the moon. I don't think $5 - $10 is out of the question whatsoever, and honestly when we're talking that sort of move anything is possible. I also think we're on the verge of the most explosive bull market in history with countless short squeezes all triggering one after another, and it's hard for me to imagine a better market for this story to develop in.
To say I'm bullish is a laughable understatement.
Bullish
