Keyotee, this is the best trading advice you have ever given. Seems mainly in that you've shot straight from the hip, and dropped the uber ego.
Regarding previous post that "The stock was not moving properly despite a rigorous push..." There was no push, as the there was no increase in volume. Granted day before you claimed BAA would explode with a short-squeeze, but you need the short squeeze explosion within less than 24 hours later?
But I hear you about your own trading tolerance, and I appreciate your honest explanation. When I bought BAA at $0.18 on August 15th, and then did not sell at $0.26 to $0.28 a few days later, as I was convinced BAA was to jump/move higher still, as the drop to $0.18 was so significant on such low volume, and then the rebound up on increasing very strong volume, I had that feeling to get out as BAA tracked sideways when 'normal' trading would have her pop up one more time still. I even added more around $0.25s
And then as BAA dropped lower and I added more at $0.15 on October 23rd, when marketmakers filled my large order by filling the order well below the bid, so that within minutes BAA was back to $0.17 and closed at $0.179, I should have sold, as this was the signal BAA was headed lower still.
It's was the pending 'at any moment' closing of the financing deal which kept me holding and hanging on.
And then GSS doubles shortly later, along with other miners moving up big time.
Long term BAA yes! Banro actually seems a very decent company, and future looks very bright. I think I'll sell at $17.00.
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