Lol. You should spin for a political party. You took my post completely out of context. That post was made when we were in a tight trading range one week before the end of the year. It has nothing to do with overall tax selling in SRSR but rather a strategy that could be used on December 21st when the stock was in a very narrow trading range and there was probably little to be lost by selling it and buying it back in 31 days. So selling it at .025 and waiting 31 days to buy it back, at that time would probably have not been very risky and sure enough on January 22nd the stock was still sitting at .025, go figure. I am not going to debate your logic in other areas regarding your premonition that we will go to .008 where you will buy but I am debunking your premise that tax selling has been an issue for SRSR during the last two months of the year in any given year...it simply has not been the case.
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