Thanks for the advice tj. I 100% agree with you that money isn't everything. I have been reading some books to keep my ego in check if I ever do make some big $$.
My main goal is to have enough money to pursue my dream as a professional muay thai fighter without being a burden to my family. If I ever manage to make a name for myself, I will eventually want to open a non-profit/minimal profit gym to raise muay thai fighters of all ages. Even as a millionaire, my main focus will not be altered. It'd simply facilitate the process to achieve this goal.
I figure if I lose money off my stocks, I'd be doing the same thing as if I took a safe route and accumulated money for years - which is working at my current job. On the other hand, if my investments are successful, I will be liberated. And I will be open to so many more opportunities.
I have been risk-averse all my life and it is time for me to take some risks. I try to do as much reading about a company as I can before dumping money in so I like to think of my investments as smart investments (i know.. makes no sense since these are OTC stocks).
On a side note, my portfolio is fairly diversified so ENDV won't break me if it doesn't work out. I'm prepared to lose money but whatever happens, I'll manage!
Good luck to all in their investing endeavours!!!
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