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Re: kerriella post# 21410

Saturday, 05/14/2011 11:15:10 AM

Saturday, May 14, 2011 11:15:10 AM

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kerriella, neither SA nor I am licensed to advise you which to do. SA, like all chartists, would say the RSI is overheated and SFIO is in extremely overbought territory. That's what the chart says. However, the chart has no idea if SFIO owns unique nicotine delivery devices or pickle forks. Charting only has limited benefits, and even less benefits once a stock is trading in new/uncharted territory.

More than once, I've been 'advised' by chartists to sell and take my 2-3-5 bagger. My better judgement though, has lead to as much as a 60 bagger.

If you're skittish, sell all and don't look back. If you like to play safe, recover your seed and ride the rest. If you like to roll the dice, hold until SFIO has atleast reached some semblance of FMV in marketcap terms. Then, either sell to recover your seed and have a much larger free position, or sell all. I myself like to wait as long as possible before locking in a free position, so's to have a handsomely large free position.

Remember, the tortoise always wins the race (just ask those .002 buyers who are still holding), and patience is a virtue.


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