Yeah, I’m a true long. I buy a couple thousand shares when it drops 5 percent. I invest based on a 12-18 month horizon for growth and only in companies with experienced and transparent management teams. I don’t try to time the bottom because nobody knows where that is. I’m a CPG executive for a Fortune 150 company and know what strong management with a vision can accomplish. Most traders and posters likely think there is no place for long investing on the OTC. I’ve hit on a number of stocks that were in the same situation as TGOD. I was heavily invested in Village Farms while it traded on the OTC. Accurate foresight and funded conviction can create massive wealth. So, would I have rather waited to invest after the drop, yes. Am I worried about my investment in the long term, no. I’m looking forward to see how TGOD carves out an ownable position in the market. Like I said, I’m adding not selling.
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