North Bay Resources Inc (NBRI)

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You wont hear me tell you to sell bobbies. That would be stupid. You should have sold a couple days ago and be looking to buy when it hits the bottom.

I also wont tell you to call the CEO or that he is a great guy. That should not give you any reason to trade either way. He will only tell you the same things that everyone knows. Anything else would land him in the crapper.

What I will say is, what you, or I think, really doesnt add up to much. It is the market, and those that can influence it that will add up to capital gains.

The CEO does that with PRs, and work on the mine. The financiers do it with shares, and quiet selling.

We get to watch and guess who is going to influence the market today.

The price has declined steadily over the last two years except for a couple of short-lived teasers. And, the time line keeps moving forward.

This is not true at all, unless you had goals to buy 2 years ago with the intent to hold a penny stock, and cash out ahead in about 700 days.
Bad plan

I your intent was to make money in those 2 years, NBRI gave you plenty of chances to make money, regardless of what the price was doing in any given 2 year period.
So the question is not about what you should have, or could have done 2 years ago, any more than this mine is about gold mined 50 years ago.

This is about where this will be in the future and where your goal lies in the future.
If your goal is to lose everything you put here 2 years ago you are succeeding quite well by holding and waiting for the PPS to drop further.

If your goal is to gain back the money you lost over the past 2 years, selling now would be stupid. You should be buying enough that a small move would make you a little profit.

So, I would tell you that you need to buy over the next few days and look for a little bump, or teaser as you call it, near the end of the month.
Now the hard part....
When the bump comes dont be that same person from 2 years ago who held on as the PPS dropped. Sell, and take your gain, and subtract it from your losses and do it all again.

Whatever you do I would not sell today. That would be a loss.