The bottom line here is that the investment here its a long term investment. If you are a short term investor, your patience will be tested, you may try once or twice to make some money and then will move on. If you short the stock, the return in your investment has a cap, the upside on the return on your investment has a cap as the stock price cannot go past $0.00, in my opinion considering shorting this carries a higher risk than going long. If you go long at this point, your risk is this position going from 0.0118 down to sub-penny's and depending upon your tolerance for pain you will either stay long or sell and move on. If you short, not just your potential return has a cap, a limit, meaning your potential exit point if entering at 0.0118 its a very reduced range between 0.009 and 0.001 if it ever gets there.
If you go long at 0.0118 and stay for the ride, there is no cap in the amount of money you can make, there is no limit.
Right before the .com bubble in 2000, I remember so clearly that I had about $110K in my investment account, one of the positions I had was Amazon and apple, both for under 10 per share. I did not stick to my guns (otherwise I would not even be here writing this as I would be a millionaire) and lost on tremendous opportunities. All this noise about filings, 'downgrades to pinksheets' or no pinksheets its just noise, as soon as the financials are released and they go back to OTCBB the noisemakers will not even recognize the 'upgrade' so why bother. I am sticking with it this time, I have close to 2M shares in this position and will wait until I cash in big time.
