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Re: TheDane post# 3208

Monday, 03/10/2014 7:17:38 PM

Monday, March 10, 2014 7:17:38 PM

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Edit; Nothing new in this post. Don't read if you have read a recent post of mine. Answering Dane is reason for the post.

I am waiting for XXII to hit somewhere near $9 to move a major amount of funds to SPIHF. I realize that many believe SPIHF could explode at any moment and I worry it will take off before I have my total boat filled, that boat being filled by the profits I will realize between XXII now and $9. I will take the chance but was wondering why so many thought it would move so explosively so quickly. It is apparent that Scott and HTFBS are in love with SPIHF and I understand why, I just think the major move comes late in the Spring to early Summer.

Have made so much now on XXII that no matter what happens to SPIHF I have enough to pick up mucho additional shares and I think we have at least a couple of more weeks for XXII to keep rising as news should be fairly consistent in it's regularity and positive direction.

I guess I am just a dolt but I had read about SPIHF and V3 selling together but I didn't think the real hard marketing of the products had really begun, especially by Corel and Overland, thus I don't see how they can PR great results for Q1 and even Q1 results probably won't get PR'd until May IMO.

Just like with our biotech stock, many are still 100% in that stock since Jan 2013 and are worried about moving funds in case it moves soon. They have made nothing to date and there catalysts for upward movement is still months out IMO based on when I think word comes of successful trial results. I have really learned over the last year that many investors do fall too in love with a stock and even in the face of massive data indicating that, though the stock may be great, the current timing of being in it is terrible. Many won't move stocks that have dropped precipitouosly, thinking as long as they don't sell it they haven't lost anything, whereas in reality if a stock falls from $8 to $1 you have lost that money. Only the future is important; move it all to what will move most quickly from today forward. I know you are aware of this but I am sure there will be someone reading this that will identify with the scenarios I point out above and maybe it will help them look at their situation and change their habits, especially if those habits haven't been making them money. I found a lot of the posters I thought were total asses on these boards when I first came on turned out to give me the best advice and reasons to question my investing habits and thus brought me to now making money instead of seeing it slip thru my fingers.
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