I might be stopped out by then. It doesn't take me long to accept a loss if I'm wrong on a trade in the pinks. I want trades to be profitable from day one, or I just blow them off as bad ideas. "Investing" in the pinks is not the same as real investing. It's more like a poker game or at best a game show. One has to understand what's going on in order to have any chance to win. Buying and holding just doesn't work in the pinks, because the rules are rigged for the insiders' benefit. EAPH is as pink as they get. Just look at the charts.
Today was not sideways. It was red. EAPH has reached a point in their pump to where they have to keep pumping like crazy just to keep from going further into the red every day. They and their stockholders have to go through this every few years just to keep from delisting and going out of "business." Make no mistake: it's a pattern that's all-too-familiar in the pinks. That's what the PRs are for: to sell some more stock to people who don't know (or don't care) what's really going on.
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