You are so right when you point to past successes and how few manage to score big-time. I see USEI in the same light---our CEO is taking time to decide on the most promising ventures---this, we know from his missives as well as those coming from others in his operating circle. It would be so different, were he to settle on a couple of simple hits just to appease us loyal shareholders.
Many years ago I owned Apple shares when they first started out. I loved the concept and supported the garage-turned-lab home base. I'm ashamed to admit I sold for a large profit---$3/share!!!
If only I'd had the last thirty-odd years of investing and trading experience I have today. That's life, huh?
Meanwhile, USEI should benefit handsomely. Tony has created a bunch of companies beginning on a shoestring only to reach towards 25 cents, 50, 80-odd. Multiply a penny by that sort of profit magnitude and anybody can see the incredible opportunity here. A million shares at a single cent could become a million dollar monster in a year or even less, depending upon how things come together. And it may not happen, too. That's the odds we face. So it's a case of become rich or guarantee staying poor.
I know one thing: It takes courage to prosper in this work. Sure, it calls for an outlay of cash...so does living and dying! You can't survive without paying the bills and the undertaker won't even cook you without $800 for the barbeque.
But when I consider the odds of spending a whole lifetime chasing regrets instead of pots of gold at the next rainbow ahead, it's damned easy for me to execute my plan.
Cheers to all here! A pretty neat bunch, imo. Speaking of which---everything said herein is my opinion.
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