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Re: VVVVVV post# 31077

Wednesday, 12/19/2012 10:47:31 AM

Wednesday, December 19, 2012 10:47:31 AM

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You wrote, "But, remember unless you sell, you have gained nothing." You are absolutely right. I couldn't agree with you more. It's just a matter of WHEN. I'm already up about 80% and haven't sold a share.

I'm not concerned about the stock's daily fluctuations. Right, now I'm mainly concerned about two things:

--the progress of the ongoing clinical trials.

--if management is pushing hard on getting the Drops in 7-11 and other convenience stores.

The stock price will ALWAYS decrease or increase to reflect the fundamentals of a company. As long as the Fuse's fundamentals are improving, Fuse's stock price will increase to reflect them.

I used to trade stocks, the in-and-out business (premature pull out syndrome). There was just too much stress involved--having to always second guess myself and wasn't worth it. IMO, the most useful tool of a trader is the ability to estimate the consolidation price, which is perfect for estimating the entry point.

You can make a lot of money being a trader, just as you can an investor, or both. It just depends on how much stress one can tolerate.

Warren Buffett wrote that when you invest in a company you're investing in its people. I've looked at the credentials and accomplishments of Fuse's executive team, and between them and the tag team of bgrass1 and VVVVVV, my bet is on Fuse. smile