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Re: Michael_Park post# 133341

Tuesday, 08/13/2013 8:10:29 PM

Tuesday, August 13, 2013 8:10:29 PM

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Those Are Some Wack Mathematics

"If you don't sell and get back in at a lower price, and the price then drops to $0.03, you will have forfeited your chance to reap a profit from those shares."

Forfeited a chance to reap profit when I have already made enough money to pay for those shares and then some?

Lets clarify something here, while I swing trade and have professional experience working in finance, I consider myself an investor. My goal has always been to buy companies I believe hold value and swing trade my way to building a paid for position. For example, I got into A@PL at 28, pre-split in 2005 and swing traded options until I had a substantial position in shares. From then, I stopped frequent trading and sat on the holdings.

I have done the same with MJNA. I bought several hundred thousand shares at .03, sold at .16 and .47 and am now sitting on the shares. I bought a little back at .18 but I plan to hold. Now this may not be the same gameplan you have and that works for you but I have no complaints about my portfolio performance or my holdings and I certainly have no need to chase profits or risk existing holdings that have ridiculously low cost basis in order to chase meager profits.

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