Replies to post #62460 on Grupo Resilient International Inc (GRUI)

[WardOffMonkey]

There's no point in me selling now, as I'm down over 85%. Plus, they got to have cash for the buyback, so sales must continue to grow. My original investment horizon for this very speculative stock was 3 to 5 years. I am 2 years in (bought June 2005) and now this stock is looking less speculative as the saes continue to grow. If I sell now I'm guaranteed a helluva loss, but if I continue to hold and Wicks does get this company turned around as it appears he is, then I'll have a winner and come out ahead. I only have to make it back to .0041 to break even, so if we hit .05 again I'll be dancing on the moon.

[Buzly3333]

I really didn't want to become a negative poster on this board, but I am a small investor, and I thought people invested to make a profit from their hard-earned money. While incrementally buying shares in HISC, I've watched them be nickel and dimed by MM's or whomever. It's a chronic bleed, so I asked myself why? I might make a profit on other stocks I'm interested in and reinvest in HISC when it becomes more viable.

But, for the board, and those of you hanging in because of faith and large initial investments in HISC, there is some hope. On more than one occasion, a penny stock has gone up dramatically once I pull out. Maybe this will be the case for HISC. FRPT for example. Check it out.

Will be back in, in the future.

Later,
Buzly