I will only sell if there is a "business" reason to sell. By that I mean this: PR's come out stating numbers way below expectations, cannot retain customers, Mr. Sutton is suspected of doing something illegal...etc. For me, there must be an indicator that the business will not work, or will only go so far and hit a revenue ceiling, or something along those lines.
In my opinion, selling this stock just because you have been excited about a stock in the past and and that stock disappointed you, is not a good reason to sell.
Selling because its too good to be true is not a good reason to sell.
Selling because someone mentions they have been around for a while and have seen people get excited about penny stocks before, and that you should take your profit while you can, is not a good reason to sell.
I've owned GOIG since October of 2009, I haven't sold because I have no good reason to believe this service will NOT be successful. I only see indicators that it WILL be successful.
I understand taking some profit and letting the rest ride. I understand needing $$ for life and family and doing what you have to do while you have the chance. But, I caution, if you sell your shares just because they have reached your predetermined sell price, and there is nothing but news of continued revenue growth and new customers every month, then I believe you will regret it.
I would love to hear everyone's thoughts.
This is certainly my opinion. Good luck to everyone!!
