Really depends on how much time you can spend on it. Trading requires a whole different set of skills. Chart reading, bounces, MA crosses, sentiment, and a whole host of other things. Traders are looking for 10-20% then they move on. All depends on your financial situation and time frame really. Investing is for the long term, trading is for the short term. Yet another thing people on here get confused about day after day. This stock is an investment for the future if you believe in their business model. With Snakes and their board game distribution I whole heartedly believe in their model and it's only going to get more and more popular as families and groups of people look for alternative means of entertainment. Throw in Gro3 and NSI and this company has all the makings of a monster down the road. Will there be bumps, of course. Will there be pain, absolutely. But nothing is built in a day or a month or a year. I used to just trade when I was in college and I was good at it. Now I'm a little more risk adverse and I look for long term plays. I've been burned before on some penny stocks, haven't seen any with the potential that AMFE has and that's with 12 years of trading under my belt. Started with a blackberry when I was 18 and in college, trading bank stocks during the financial crisis.
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