TY for your opinions.
Obviously I like to buy or add near the bottom of a pullback or consolidation. However, on OTC I've seen pullbacks/consolidations that you wouldn't believe unless you experienced them yourself.
Technicals are obviously important, but I've found that sometimes with OTC tickers, "guesswork" works almost as well. So I will take little nibbles here and there on pullbacks but save the big buys for capitulation moves (if they occur). If capitulation doesn't occur, then I'll be happy with my little buys on the way down until the next cycle occurs.
Anyway, just my own opinions on dealing with the volatility of OTC tickers. In my old age, I've gone to mainly NASDAQ and NYSE investments in my portfolio. Still haven't completely shed my OTC tickers but am looking to do so in the near future.
Tbh, been looking at GDVM for quite a while and am interested in the possibility of this ticker uplisting sometime in the next 2-3 years so I don't really plan on doing much short-term trading with GDVM. Currently just trying to accumulate a solid position with an average price below $.02. So far I'm on track at least as far as that goes.
Keep up the good work here on GDVM.
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