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Re: gussy1 post# 6671

Friday, 09/10/2010 4:05:43 PM

Friday, September 10, 2010 4:05:43 PM

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gussy1, "...if something finally popped..."

I realize that it can be very frustrating when a situation doesn't develop as fast as one wants it to.

So, from my viewpoint, the way to deal with that frustration is to simply limit your "emotional exposure" but putting less money into any one position. Find you personal "comfort zone" and stay within it.

Spread the money around a little, say over 10 stocks. That way you can afford to be patient with each one. And there always seems to be one or two that are becoming active. So you won't be so easily frustrated. I have only a few hundred dollars at work here, and I'm as happy as a "clam in the ocean". LOL!

The worst thing you can do is to concentrate all of your money into one or two positions. That drastically increases the possibility of having "dead money" for months on end. Been there-done that!

Call it strategy or whatever, but always listen to your gut. Be analytical, and if your strategy isn't working for you then respond and find another way. Understand where your "comfort zone" is.

And, as you've pointed out, Metapower is a slow mover. But when it does move it does so in a Really Big Way. So being patient is key to being rewarded here. At the risk of sounding like a pumper, I fully expect to get a 300% ROI on my investment.

Good Luck.

VV