Again, if that works for you, cool... I do what works for me and it works very well for me...
At the end of the day 99% of the OTC is crap so the odds are always stacked against you at this level... Many believe they hold the 1% crown jewel and many lose money sinking with their ship... I watch it time and time again, argue with people like those here elsewhere who believe they have the one... OMVS was another stock where I was attacked for my bearish opinion by longs - and well... It's in the toilet now... Went from near $0.30 to sub pennies in under a year... They all thought they had the one too...
And don't let me cast doubt or make you think otherwise about CELZ - maybe this is the one... But with 99% odds anything you hold in the OTC is just garbage, I don't like those odds... Which is why short term momo playing works for me... Because it's really a lotto play whether not any OTC stock will be the one... And usually after it makes a run, more times than not, it falls back to Earth by over 50%...
Again, none of this is directly spoken about CELZ, but about any OTC stock... For great reason one of the major rules about trading OTC is "don't marry a stock"...
So I hope for your sake this is the one... But because of the odds as a whole in the OTC, I don't play anything like it is the one... And I find momo is where the money is at anyways...
Generally speaking, even if this is the one, I play the momo over holding long, I so far would do just as good if not better so far - I've been pretty accurate here on tops and bottoms... If you ride a stock from low to high, you make "x" profit... If you ride the same stock selling highs and buying lows along the way from low to high, you make more profit... If accurate.... And I've been pretty accurate...
So my method really works even in a long term sense...
I got burnt one time being a long, in a stock for a company still to this day I claim is a great company... Originally bought in it at $0.08, it went all the way to $0.235, nearly 4 times my investment... was always sure any dip was a discount buying opportunity, it'd have to eventually turn around, the company was just that good... Today it sits around $0.09 and saw as low as $0.06 a few days ago... I still hold some of my position there, sold about half of it at $0.13... But the company is a great company, great fundamentals, always shows profit and exponential growth, expanding fast, not diluting, fairly low shares outstanding (under 500 million), etc... So why did it fall from $0.235 to $0.09??? I'd swear even to this day that stock should be worth dollars... At least worth $0.50... Every quarter they post millions in revenue... The chart over the last year has been ugly despite this...
OTC usually doesn't care about fundamentals... That's why....
Riding that roller coaster is where I learned how to read a chart, etc. always trying to predict when it'd turn it around, always smack talking the iHub posters that hate on the stock, eventually I took my chart reading skills I acquired and began playing momo short term, and found success... Ever since then, that's been my game.... I don't do the long thing anymore except my position in that one stock I still hold.... Hopeful it'll eventually turn around again...
So, I thought I had my diamond too once.... I see many all over iHub think that about their stock... I see many times over and over people lose money being stubborn defending their cash cow that makes others rich as they go down with the ship...
Again, not saying this is the fate of CELZ... But OTC in general, I don't like the odds anywhere for holding long... Sure, that means I miss runs and lotto plays... That's ok... It's not about the gains as much as it's about not losing...
Good luck, I truly hope this is the one... I just won't personally bank on it...
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