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10/02/18 1:54 PM

#47714 RE: Jettasback #47713

The most difficult consideration for me is between (3) and (4). When do I get out, or do I stay for the long run? This is more concerning to me than (1) or (2)


Very wise. Emotional attachment can cloud judgment. There is no history of “long and strong” ever paying off with this company. That said, it only takes one time.

But I don’t believe this is the time. Too many recent smokescreens and BS from management and insiders. This latest paid-for pump piece tells me we’re going to see a short-term pop, followed by months of stagnation and downward drift. So the biggest question facing anyone looking for a swing trade is “how much of a pop will there be?”

asa800speed

10/02/18 2:03 PM

#47715 RE: Jettasback #47713

I agree penny stocks are good for learning. This stock could get better and like you say- become a lottery win.

At the same time it could just get a little better. And might be a good follow up investment.

I have another low stock that has risen and yet lowers a bit and rises again.

When I plan to invest again I will that one, maybe this one if it proves to stay afloat.

The other penny stocks I let sit and ride. When they advance up I take note.