Replies to post #87432 on NanoViricides Inc. (NNVC)

[TheBunny]

Even better, here's all the money Diwan snagged by 'creative arms-length finance' from NNVC 'investors'.


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when NNVC goes broke Diwan get to keep it ALL, and a Free building. And since he's not part of NNVC- he won't have to give a cent back.

Question:
would the authorities in India allow something like that to happen ?

Amerika- Vat a Country !

[I Need Help]

Passive, Action, Reaction:

Your email got me thinking, and I have a reaction to it.

Your post was:

Not bad. Only $2.50 or so off the price from 2½ months ago.

The first thing that comes to mind for me is that I have made quite a bit on my NNVC investment since initially investing a little over a year ago. The second thing that comes to mind for me is that while the price has come down from 2 1/2 months ago, I am still up for that period of time. Ironically, this may not have been the case yet for the SA article of Feb 11. Yes, I was long, yes I got pilloried along with every other long that morning, no I did not take it on the chin.

Passive: I would prefer to be more of a passive investor. Do the research, find an undervalued company, invest, wait, and as things progress reap the rewards. Buy and hold. Worked best decades ago. Works best on blue chip stocks, but I have seen lots of volatility amongst the most rock solid of companies. Another option is diversification through mutual funds, but there are no guarantees with this strategy either.

I did my research on NNVC. I liked what I learned. I consider the risk reward, long term, to be very favorable. I invest(ed). I review this investment quite often. I have not changed my favorable investment, long term outlook. I want to be invested in this company for years to come.

Action: Often times in the market, actions occur which we can not predict and have no control over. I prefer to research an entry and exit before I make an investment. Most of the time this works. Sometimes, market actions go counter to the best laid plans (fundamental or technical).

Reaction: Reaction is what has made me a successful investor. I do make planned profitable trades and investments. Often, these profits would be wiped out by market actions which go contrary to my plans. Over time, I have learned that being passive to market action is not a winnable strategy. The market is dynamic, and one has to be able to change strategy mid-stream. On Feb 11th, I turned a potential big loss into a very minor one. The minor loss turned into a good sized profit a few days later.

The market can steam roll you, or one can learn some survival skills.

Most of the time when there is a market action, there is a predictable reaction. Kind of like in the laws of Physics, for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Take the market actions regarding NNVC on Feb 11th, predictable selloff with oversold, overbought cycles to follow, like a ball thrown hard into the ground--it will bounce (hit hard, rise, fall, rise, fall). Recognize market actions and take appropriate reactions--profitable. True in the general market too. Money can be made regardless if the market or index goes Up or Down. Sometimes down is better for the attuned, because things fall faster than they rise (generally).

Sorry for anyone still down from 2 1/2 months ago. We often don't bring the fight, but we can learn to fight back.

For the long term investor who can weather storms and who has a long time horizon, none of this may apply. I still feel that NNVC will have a much higher share price over time. It will all depend on the success of NNVC's technology. And, at this point in time, results are very promising. There is a needy, vast, and waiting market for what NNVC is pioneering. The future.