sabregold, it has been great having you give your input here over the last couple months. Your experience with investing and "listening" to the charts has been helpful and interesting. Clearly there is a lot more to successful investing than most of us investors that invest on the side understand. We appreciate those with more experience that are willing to help us learn to "up" our game.
It is also very helpful to have you assist in rebutting the twisting of information that certain posters keep throwing out as fact.
I have mainly invested based on FA since I started doing my own investing and I have lost a lot of my savings because I didn't understand how the "game" is played. I am learning with the help of people like you and I now understand well what you are saying about "all that matters is the trend". Getting on the wrong side of the "tide" has been very expensive to me because I don't have time to watch the market during the day or even during the week. I look for longer term investments that may move more slowly but have more substantial fundamentals to help them resist the emotional swings caused by the traders.
I may have gotten into AMEP a couple years too soon, but I am glad to be here now and I am hopeful that the long wait will have been worth it. CB has positioned AMEP to finally be ready to make a steady climb and to have enough new revenue sources to maintain steadily increasing gains.
Thanks for your thoughts. I hope you vacation is going well.
This is my second largest holding in a stock, but then my rate of return over the past 4 1/2 years has only been 250%! I've won some and lost some, and learned from my mistakes. AMEP has the qualities of my rarest, biggest winners in their earliest stages of growth. One of those qualities, by the way, was very persuasive critics on the bulletin boards who bashed tenaciously and frequently while the stocks went up and up and up. And up.
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