first thanks for the compliment sethuy....I'll throw my 2 cents in again...lol
yes, it is hard to be any kind of excited about FEEL these days, IMO, the only optimistic event in the short term is to find out who the acquisition targets are and to discover how those companies will impact FEEL's financials in the future. It's going to continue to be a battle against these convertible debentures and other shares hitting the float in the short term, I'm guessing another couple months, but I may be wrong there.
Where we are now is a buying opportunity that should be seen as a long term investment, 6 to 9 months at least. If someone wants to try to flip the stock, they can certainly give it a shot as well, but I'm here for the future and the future only.
What I don't want to happen is the long contingent get discouraged by these days, because we ALL know what's going on, FEEL is very transparent, all in the filings. If one still believes in their original DD that prompted them to buy for long term, then procede accordingly either holding or accumulating/averaging down. If one is thinking against the original DD, then try to find a suitable exit point for your portfolio. That's the advice that I am taking and giving, take it as one wants to.
