The decision to buy, hold, sell, add some or sell some and for how long with any dice roll should be made and or anticipated at the time of purchase by the one laying out their hard earned cash. No one can tell you, when to do that, since most dice rollers may have different strategies on this subject. On the other hand I can tell you that many warned me not to go in, in the first place. But these are advisers that derive salaries, not commissions but from fees based on their client’s portfolios net worth.
I guess it is still possible but not probable that one would roll the dice in this equity using the Braille Method. So if you find it hard and it makes you sick to see this dice roll go back into the red, then my suggestion is that you pay someone to advise you about dice rolling stocks and listen to them. Otherwise you’r emotions are going to determine how you invest and not your intellect. That usually leads to a bad outcome.
Now setting all of the above aside and without a fee or a commission. It has been stated here on this board by many posters, who have many different points of views on all issues except one. All agree or are in agreement that they believe Mr. Li and Eontec did not just invest $63 million plus move to new and bigger headquarters plus import and add equipment to sit down and read the sports section in the local newspapers. He did not pay $63 million for the patents. He bought a controlling interest and to date has kept LQMT as a separate equity. So based on the investment and intended direction that Mr. Li, has already stated. I believe all of us here, for better or for worse are waiting for the train to leave the station. Waiting for the future expectation of a sale to become part of present day reality. Right now all we see is LQMT adding some fuel, some coal, electricity to keep the train running and preparing for that day. That day can happen and should begin to happen in 2018.
Hope this helps.
Good luck to all.
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