Tinberry. . .
I disagree. I did not want everything to come at once, and many other people didn't, either. As all I ever expected from this investment was Sinobull.com shares and to see value on the Enova spinoffs. Everything else that has been stated as "forthcoming" for one. . .has never come. Nor has Sinobull.com. Then, we are told to have patience. Three years later (is that to be considered patient?) many of us are still waiting. The reason I present these issues is because I am quite focused on both sides of the story (despite the idiot bashers on Raging Bull that have an IQ of -137). At any rate, I want some proof that HRCT is going to be faithful to their longterm shareholders. And that proof should come from people who are holding Enova shares. Why shouldn't they be the ones to reap the first good dose of reward? Hell, I can go out tomorrow and qualify for dividends and any supposed forthcoming dividends/spin-offs. Why should I, or anyone else, have held this stock as it zoomed to over 20 bucks down to this level without some parameter of "belief" to the statements that long-term shareholders would be rewarded? If I would have sold (I hate saying that. . .but it's true) all of my shares at HRCT's peak. . .I could have literally purchased 95x more shares than I initially owned! That is the BS lie about holding stock long-term. It is also a lie about supporting the company. Supporting the company means learning how to read the markets. . .and moving one's money in accordance with the markets. Get the hell out of your stock when you identify a bear market. . .and buy it back when the market gets healthy. Take your profits and buy back every share that you had, after the market tanks. That, in my opinion, is how investing works. Never fall in love with a stock. Particularly during a time of crisis. However, be sure to buy during crisis. Because the next round of euphoria will be the time to sell.
Peace. . .
Keep the Faith!
M&M Man
