Part of a good post by Stervc, "As for things being "too good to be true", I was in VKNG at .003 and it later ran to $1.10 per share. Years ago I was in VNCAF at a few pennies and it later ran to $30.00 per share post-split from its forward split. I was actually in a few forward split stocks that had similar huge runs. I was in GOIG that ran from .0005 to .06+ per share. I was in PTSC that went from .03 to $2.25 per share. I was in GORO that ran from the pennies to over $30.00+ per share. Most of them have come back down because of the lack of never generating any of the promise revenues. GORO was one of the few that actually stabilized over $20.00+ per share.
No, I didn’t get out of all of those stocks at their highs, but I either caught their bottom or was fairly close. I could name quite a few more that had huge ”too good to be true” types of runs, but on the contrary, I can tell you about far more stocks where things didn’t work out to be so good. My point is that although rare, those ”too good to be true” moments do happen often enough to, at the very least, know that such is very possible for happening. I hope these thoughts help. I think SRGE will be one of the exceptions.
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