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Re: fung_derf post# 121204

Wednesday, 07/26/2023 11:22:31 AM

Wednesday, July 26, 2023 11:22:31 AM

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Well, within those relatively narrow windows that manipulation seems to keep the prices within, still, a look at the charts over the long term, will show that day trading successfully, is ALWAYS there. You just have to watch carefully, act swiftly and not be greedy. Then I see no 3 week limitation. Analysis can be done all sorts of different ways but if a trader finds a way that works in the majority of time, then this stock could've been traded on an ongoing basis. You just have to learn how to surf the waves, buy lo, sell hi without getting too attached. That said, this stock has now reached a point where doing above is near impossible or too risky. It could easily take a major plunge at any moment. It's also possible to see more spikes but less and less I feel, because for the near future, I can't see anything capable of driving it up but the current circumstances could easily see it plummet into sub pennyland. There may or may not be much if any chance to stem losses if underwater. And many are. I'm glad I recouped my losses, made good profits and repurchased or retained (been so long I can't remember which anymore) lots of shares and then sword off any more buying of vplm stock. I guess I would've been better off to keep trading, especially after I found his to make that work, but I was to afraid of it taking me again, so I opted to not. I hadn't yet learned how to keep it under my control.

I totally agree with the saying "if you bought it long, you bought it wrong". My mistake long ago was listening to those who preached staying long. Now I know that's stupid in the pennystock realm and especially with vplm.

All my commentary is to be considered as my personal opinions, to which I am entitled. And there is no proof of said opinions unless I offer it in the comments.

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