Replies to post #10335 on Hangover Joe's Holding Corp. (fka HJOE)

[lelio]

Like I said - just put your sell order at 3's "GT60" (good for 60 days) and forget about this for a month or two. (You can set yourself a big red reminder to renew before 60 days are over).

It isn't worth your time. Especially (I assume) in your extreme youth. Go do something better ... there's no use worrying or crying over spilled milk. Period.

Have this on your iphone or ipad alert at any time if there's a sudden reverse split making this sky-rocket to who knows how high (but reducing your shares amount accordingly to your original investment amount) ... that's the time to set your sell immediately at "market price". It's better than selling at 1's. (Negative 50% of your original investment).

Like I said. You've got much more productive things to do in life. Forget about this turd. It's not worth your time OR anxiety.

Anxiety doesn't fix anything. It only reduces the years of your life.

Stop worrying. Forget about broken cartons of eggs. And don't do that ever again. Period.

[lelio]

What I mean is, sure you can have this on your iphone/ipad alert for whenever this stock makes a move larger than 33% (this is technically very easy to set up, if you don't know how to do this, call up your online broker and ask how to have it set up in your iphone/ipad, or ask some savvy IT techies).

Other than that, REALLY this is NOT worth your time. Investments shouldn't force you to have to follow up everyday for 8 hours. Only scams force you to do that. Period.

[lelio]

Like I said yesterday, consider yourself extremely fortunate already (don't be greedy - people have lost all their money because of their greed), if you're capable of getting out at 3's with 50% gain. Period.

That's better percentage than I made on ARO (Aerostaple youth apparel) in 2013 from low season to winter peak season!

[lelio]

Just prepare (mentally prepare yourself for this, just in case you can't even get out at 3's@GT60 for more than 2x,3x without expiration of sell order first), to file for yearly 100% refund compensation on stock losses for the fiscal year on your income tax report if this stock becomes nonrefundable. ihubers know what that is. They do it all the time on their annual tax income report to federal government. Ask any accountant or income tax report professional about this (they'd have to know about nonreturnable stock scams), they'll know how to file this for you on your annual income tax report.

That's the worst-case scenario. (For US citizens, that is).

[lelio]

You know why you're going to be lucky to get out at 3's?

Every buy/sell entry at "16,777,777" means there's more shares there than my stock-scanner subscription software can count.