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ChampionOfTheSun

11/22/17 10:39 AM

#96243 RE: babygirl1954 #96242

I got no idea.

I am an accountant not a stock trader.

I just don't think down is gonna last.

PennyLearning

11/22/17 10:40 AM

#96245 RE: babygirl1954 #96242

Due to short term capital gains tax I would think no - but as always ask your accountant.

INTHEKNOW1

11/22/17 10:43 AM

#96248 RE: babygirl1954 #96242

BREAK EVEN..WOULD ONLY PAY OFF IF PPS WENT DOWN.. THE TICK OR TWO YOU MIGHT SAVE HERE IS NOT WORTH THE TRY!
IF YOU EVEN .0024 OR SO YOUR JUST FINE.. HAVE SOME PATIENCE..
YOUR GOING TO MAKE A TON MORE MONEY SITTING IN OTTV OVER THE NEXT COUPLE MONTHS THAN YOU WILL EVER MAKE BY SELLING HERE AND JUMPING BACK IN THAT CESSPOOL WE CALL THE OTC.
I WOULD BET MY LIFE ON THAT! LOL GOOD LUCK!

trader-168

11/22/17 11:53 AM

#96297 RE: babygirl1954 #96242

If this is your main holding in your portfolio, I suggest you sell half and keep half for the ride. I am not sure you can buy it back cheapie, but it's safe of mind on your investment. For myself, I am holding for the long run, I believe the Santa will arrive here early this year. GLTU.

babygirl1954

11/22/17 11:58 AM

#96300 RE: babygirl1954 #96242

I’m not looking to buy back “cheapie” if I sell at break even and then immediately buy back I was wondering if that would be “safe” in the sense I have “ my money back and invested at one coat basis”. If that makes any sense. Unfortunately my initial purchase was at .006. I don’t see the stock dropping to .002 or lower so in a sense anything after sell/buy would potentially be all up hill