OMID Holdings Inc (OMID)

[TheDoogieMan]

That's exactly the opposite of what I want to do. Each year in Dec/January this shoots up and then comes back down. That's the whole reason I chose this stock in the beginning.

I've been watching this stock for over a year. I've been raising this money for the sole purpose of getting as many shares as I can before it spikes this time.

If it doesn't spike it’s still ok because I want to be in for the long run.

My whole idea of getting in before the spike is to sell about 4 million shares when it gets to .0018, even if it goes to 20 cents or 55 cents again. By selling 4 million shares at .0018 I'll recover every penny that I have invested and my remaining shares will basically be free. Then I will hold for the next three years. (or longer depending on future dividends)


I expect the stock to fall back to .0001 around April 15th again because there should be another block of shares sold like last April to pay the taxes (whether by the company or another investor for their personal taxes) and people will panic again. If that happens I will be ready to buy up the shares of the panicked sellers.

I plan on using my original $7000 to buy at .0001 again and repeat this until the business is established and it doesn’t fall that low any more.

By October 31st I am planning on having 47 million shares. This has been a yearlong effort of doing everything that I can to earn money. As I said before I have went to two computer programming schools. Recognizing patterns comes natural to me. When I did my research and compiled my data I found this to be the best stock to get in to for my plan. What I didn’t count on was their great business idea. I had no idea originally of holding this stock for the long run. I wanted in for one big spike and then I wanted to go on my merry way. Fortunately with my research I realized that this stock has an extremely huge potential.

So why, you may ask, don’t I plan on selling off every share and then buying back all that I can – Good question – If I were to sell off 40 million shares (when I get that many) it could cause a panic such as it did last April. I don’t want to be responsible for people losing money. If I sell 4 million shares it won’t affect the stock and I will have a huge position (in my opinion) basically for free. Investing my $7000 again next April (if people panic again at the tax time sale) will harm no one and I will be set up for another good year.

I don’t expect to be able to do this for more than one more year because the company is building their pawn empire and sooner or later it will just stop falling to a price that I’m willing to pay.

I have no interest in large cap stocks. You don’t go from being a formerly homeless person that was the son of a heroin addict to someone that has a descent future by either physical labor or low risk investment, You change your position in life by busting your butt and risking your money on things that people that already have a good life are afraid to try.

I’m where I’m at today because I risked everything on moving across the country. I gave up everything that was safe in my life for a woods, a tent, a gun (for hunting) and a dream. I’m putting every penny that doesn’t risk my home life in to this stock. That’s why the money was earned. It was raised for the sole purpose of trying to catch one of these spikes. If the stock does well, that’s just a bonus.

I’ve altered my plan over the last year and my intent is to go long on it but I still intend to get my original investment out when it hits .0018 again.

I thank you for your concern and your advice but I would never have joined the Marine Corps if I were afraid of a little risk. I’m the type of person that Kicks A$$ and takes names.

In my life I like to play 2 games.

The first one is “What can I do today to earn a hundred dollars” this one is played by making a plan in the morning and following through.

The second game is called “I win” I call it that because in most cases I go far beyond what any other person considers to be reasonable to win the game. (I’m not in to competition sports. I’m referring to the game of life.) When my time here on Earth is over, I plan on skidding across the finish line, all used up, out of gas, on fire and ready for a long rest.

I’m all in on this one.