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jmurfk

05/26/15 4:54 PM

#20717 RE: cpw13154 #20716

On WOLVs move up, there were far more shares traded, than this claimed "couple of people who are buying and selling and making peanuts". I know, I know, this company was "dead" and it was "game over", so it's tough to watch a run where many folks made 2-3K pretty easy, lol.

Also, I think if you gave any person the option; would you like to make $75 or lose $75? I imagine most folks would take $75.

I mean, I don't know how it feels, but many do. You find a stock and believe things the CEO tells you. You watch as billions of shares are added and your investment drops from over .01 down to .0000. You believe the CEO, that the shares are used for growth, when they are used to line his pockets. Happens all to often in the penny stock market. So, whoever that was who made $75. Hats off to them. If they make a $75 trade per week, they're $4000 better off a year. That sure beats riding an investment to .0000, lol.

I guess some think making money on stocks is overrated, LOL.

jmurfk

05/26/15 8:38 PM

#20725 RE: cpw13154 #20716

forget some people get really excited when they make a whole $75.00 on a stock.



Like I said trading for a quick $75 isn't bad. Especially, if the trader is making numerous trades like that.
I'm curious to where you consider is a "good" trade point? I've seen losing is bad, $75 profit is bad, so what do you consider good?

Someone posted about a $75 trade? I must have missed it. Where is that post?