Replies to post #585 on American Security Resources Corp. (ARSC)

[lowman]

Unfortunately, there's a difference between being positive, and making money. Sure, eventually, ARSC will make money, but until a bonafide uptrend begins, how long will the downtrend continue? In some cases, it gets downright ugly.

In large part, there is a science to charts/trends, and understanding them can be most profitable.

Case in point: IPRE

I recently bought when I thought it had bottomed at .0016. Noop! By .0008, I gave up. My mistake. Though the downtrend continued, it also reversed and flew right past even my original entry. Granted it fell 66% from my original entry, but I should have bought more, at those lower levels, than to bail. I bailed more than anything because I suspected the present ongoing dilution was signs of a future r/s, which I had no desire to be part of. Not that it might not still happen, but it didn't happen in the timeframe I could have held and turned quite profitable from.

Since I do not see ANY likelihood of an r/s in the near term, to avg. down would be my only suggestion, but mind you, this is only MHO.

[david02835]

Blindinvestoor, let's hope that is the case here. To leave backers of start-up companies to be victims of unfulfilled expectations for too long can be the road of no return, even if you have the goods. I have done that myself with a company I started way back. If I had communicated well in earlier stages, things would have been much, much better. When I had to go back to the well to expand the company, I had problems. I ended up selling a great idea to another group because my gang lost confidence in me. Take care.