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Tuesday, July 19, 2011 12:59:36 PM
If I had that much laying around to invest I would have bought the 4 and 5's up, hoping to see this rise again, and reaping the benefits off those that sold out.
However, being a virgin and still in the learning stage of this little arena, only investing what I considered expendable, hoping to turn that small investment into a greater working portfolio, it is rather frustrating to investigate a company, like what you find, buy a mil plus shares (yes I know small potatoes compared to you and others) only to see your average pps fall by 60% or more in a day.
Especially when the dd you did indicates the company should be trading much higher than your average pps, not 60% or greater lower.
I will bow out of this conversation at this time, I vented my frustration with what I am currently seeing, and since I am not willing to write off this investment at this big of a loss I will continue to hold for now, but it is still rather frustrating to watch the sell off knowing/believing it is counter to where this pps should be...... I just don't get why the pps is not more reflective of the potential/current standings of the company based on the dd I have done, and needed to vent my frustration at this current sell off; down right disgusting in my opinion.
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