Yes, something everyone should try to keep in mind.
And also, not to get personal. A little harder as anyone who is critical of one's investment is seen by default as an enemy.
On some more sophisticated investments boards (for biggers regulated stocks), I used to hate some posters just because they were focusing on the negative aspects of the stocks I held; showing with clear arguments why the situation wasn't as good as stated by the management. I should have listened to them most of the time and would have been able to maximise in a better way my investment.
We tend to fall in love with our stocks, listening only to the one in line with our position. I learn to "sell" but it took me years of disappointing experiences.
Her on IH, we are dreaming to own the ONE, the life changer ticker, either because the Company is doing something, or because with hope to be invested before the pump of our life.
I tend to take small positions in quiet otc companies with no or small dilution history and look at this pocket as a private placement : stuck until one of them make me happy. No need to post daily as anyway, there is most of the time no interest.
Worked well twice the past years... one was JNSH. The other one, SB knows the stock :-) Some are still with heavy bags in some kind of private company having a disruptive product for years but so disruptive that it is still in the one-man show lab I guess.
To make it shorts, nothing to say about jnsh : small volume, nice but non-audited FS, no pump for years. So either it is a scam but usually scam are diluting as they are here to make money, or it's a small Company running its business, not focusing on shareholders at the moment but maybe creating the ground for a nice return in the future.
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