Okay so I spent tonight doing some math. Somebody pinch me. This is unreal. You're saying that if I go all in on REVO, it's gonna be worth it? And the risk minimal? Here's what I found...
If I sell off all my XXII shares (which is everything else I have in the stock market aside from 1M shares of REVO), I'll be able to purchase 7.9M more shares here (at current levels). That adds up to 8.9M shares total.
Each penny the stock goes up from here would thereby bring in an estimated $89,700+. Per penny. One cent. One little copper Lincoln. Ninety grand.
And you're saying that you would do this? Holy crap. If it's nowhere but north from here, I'm speechless. I thought about this...
Worst Case Scenario: REVO tanks. The patents are worthless. The 8K filing was BS. There are no assets. Stock plummets and company files for bankruptcy. PPS hangs around $0.001 or less and is essentially kaput.
I'm willing to part with the money, though I'd require spending about a week at a bar drinking it off. The upside is I'm getting a settlement within a week or two in the amount of my current portfolio's worth. I could just reinvest that back into something that was working for me and in a sense just start over at a higher PPS.
OR...
It goes up. Slow, fast, doesn't matter. Just up. And even if I freak out for some reason, and sell off all the shares at $0.02 - it still puts me in a much better position of where I am currently, which I could then just reinvest back into something else.
After weighing in on all this and mulling it over in my head based on what you guys are saying, what I've read about the company, and looking at examples of other companies that have shot through the sky, I think you guys are right. No brainer written all over it.
What I'm trying to do is "think this through" in the context of the forum to get feedback. I'll admit, this is the only place where I'll get the kind of feedback I need. Telling a family member or friend what I'm doing would be stupid because of course it's stupid to invest everything into a penny stock, or "common wisdom" would have you believe that anyway.
Anyhow, I'm in. All the way. Sorry, XXII. You've been good to me, very good. Good enough to put me in this position in the first place. Now let's make some money, folks.
PS - I'm open to anyone's feedback here. You guys (and gals?) have been awesome in providing it. And I can certainly take criticism as well if you wanna dish it.