Replies to post #11304 on Hemi Energy Group Inc. (fka HMGP)

[Argyll]

If you need to trade immediately at a moment's notice at all times, then don't request certificates.

On the other hand, if you intend to hold the stock some time and requesting certificates might help enhance its value, then that might be more valuable than the ability to momentarily trade.

[Wirog]

yea I see your point there.as for myself,I know enough about
Hemi and Keith to take a firm stand with my investment.
immeadiate access to trade my shares in a single trading session
doesn't even factor in at this point.if you are so concerned
about what this one does each day,then certs are not for you.
you might want to leave things the way they are.either way,you
are invested in a pink that will defy all odds IMO.enjoy the
ride my friend.

Wirog

[lowman]

As much as that may be true, it is unlikey Hemi will go to $5 overnight, and fall back to .25 the next day. I am fairly sure you would have adequate time to decide when you'd like to sell, once Hemi starts approaching FMV.

[emilson]

I would also like to bring up, while you are holding your certs. They are not updated with any happenings of the stock. You never know what will happen with a company. Lets say they have a name change, symbol change. Which is supose to happen here with going to the amex. You are holding certs under the old name, you send them in and you have to wait till they get updated I would think. Also say you have these certs and you stash them away, forget about them, don't tell your family of their existance and its years till they surface or maybe never do. But during that time HEMI is sold, maybe two times over. Staying with the broker if you have a full service one of integerity may be the best place to be.