DB
Good point. I am not going to rehash my holdings and buys/sells for you over the last 6-8 months.
This might explain something to you, though.
I have a small contingent (10-12) of people that get a "newsletter" aka an informal e-mail from me with some stocks and ideas that I get. I personally subscribe to about 5 paid newsletters, and I have five people that have asked me to buy/sell their accounts for them. So I push a little money around.
During the past 8 months, I have never held less than 12,000 shares of GFCI.PK (keep in mind that all of my investing classes in undergrad dealt with one statement on pinks - "give a homeless person all the money you are tempted to buy pink sheet stock with, you'll get more utility out of it"- that should tell you something about what I view the potential to be) and at some points myself and the people that I "know" (i won't be so presuptuous as to say follow my wisdom) had 1.05 M shares.
So the terms "i'm out" may have meant I pared down from a $40,000 + stake in grifco, to a $3500 stake. "Buying back in" at the sound of a CFO being hired meant another 12K shares, at $.27-.29. "Entry point" means that it's probably safe to dip a toe, the company is going forward.
Question my motives if you must, that's good for you to do on any public message board. I can guarantee you that you see me type something it is 100% indicative of how I am viewing any particular "investment". I am a very very honest person.
As for B2B saying anything about showcasing my intelligence, or whatever that post said, HA HA. I would rather someone come here and put me back down with facts, proof, and reason. Show me exactly how I am wrong, mistaken, mislead, etc. Hell, if I'm being a dumbfuck I'll be the very first person to admit it. But just don't do it with pie in the sky projections and call something "known", when it's anything but. I would rather be 100% wrong, and make 3 million dollars, than be "right" and lose $2500. Silly enough I know people that are just the opposite. Let them lose money they don't care, they are just so attached to being correct on an issue.
I'll address some basic issues about GFCI with the next point, because txtowers and bobwins both made some excellent points........
