Hi all!
I've been gone from the boards for a couple of months. My husband died very unexpectedly and I just did not have the mental energy to be around negativity. But I still have all of my shares and I do have some thoughts to post over the coming days.
My thanks to the person who PM'd me asking if everything was ok.
That was very sweet of him and I did appreciate it! Still do appreciate it!
I will just relay a short anecdote. About one hour before my husband died (well he actually died 3 days later, but it was one hour before he ended up being in a coma, so he was dead to the world) he was very disappointed that I had sold 4000 shares of FGOVF in order to buy more PHGI at .0065. I sold the 4000 shares of FGOVF at $1.06. Sure enough, the night my husband died, FGOVF was at almost $3.00. Had I waited to sell, I would've had almost tripled the money. Of course, since FGOVF was bought at about 50 cents, I had made a little over a double on it, but to make a six bagger sure would've been sweet.
Anyway, I have since bought back the 4,000 shares of FGOVF at an average of $2.05 per share. Of course, it is now down to about $1.95 per share. I felt that I had to buy it back in memory of my husband. Do I blame PHGI or FGOVF? Heck no! All the trades were decisions that *I* had made. Do I really even blame myself? No, I don't. It's just one of those things and the game ain't over until the fat lady sings.
Now if PHGI were to fold, I would lose about $15,000. I don't want to lose that much, but if I do, hey that's life. BUT, if PHGI even goes to .04 in the future I will have about tripled my money....in less than a year. Those are the chances that one takes in buying penny stocks. Big rewards or big losses? If one is not aware of that going in, then one has no business being in this type of market.
I have a LOT of thoughts on other things that I've read on this board, but right now I just feel too lazy to vocalize them. So, until later, everyone.
