As a registered representative, I always encourage my clients to do one thing when investing. That is reflected risk to reward tolerance. Many factors include age, if you're married and if you have kids to support. It's basically based off of an age of 100 years old. So if you're 24 like myself, I would be inclined to invest 70% in common stock, 30% in bonds (I rounded up). But for penny stocks we aren't even legally allowed to advise a client about them unless they have inquired about them 3 times before we endorse them to trade. As with Vapor it IS a REAL company with REAL REVENUE. But as with any company it all depends on the management. Dror is not a trustable person from what I've personally seen as a young college investor. I'm down 10k and still holding a little over 7.1 million shares. Fortunately that 10k is less than a weeks pay for me but it still upsets me that a company with such great potential is ripping people off. If in so Dror is running a muck company that he "cooks the books" and personally takes money from the company I would rather spend 50k suing him to get him in jail over losing a small investment of my worth. I still am somewhat Vapor long but no one will know what the deal is until fins are released. Even though companies like ERBB with ZERO revenue trade over 5x this stock. I DO believe that IF its current states revenue is true than this should at least jump 5x its current PPS
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