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Harry Winston

04/14/19 1:20 PM

#48510 RE: Dutch1 #48503

Maybe a day trader would look at the larger recent price drop by GERS, but even then you can’t ignore that it’s more likely for GERS to rise over 10% in a day, then for PEIX.


Since I'm not a day'trader, I'll ignore the liklihood that either stock will rise 10% in a day. Another reason to ignore it is the slim chance that anyone would sell me GERS shares at a price lower than 8.5¢/share.

I look at longer periods of time, plus the recent financial figures (Greenshift doesn't have any) plus the recent actions in the Appeals Court, before I make investment decisions. The liklihood that GERS stock will still be at or below 9¢/share a month from now and six months from now is very high, so I'm going to keep investing new money in PEIX stock.