Great comparisson and I have 12 million shares since June to back it up.
For the newbies, nothing to worry about....imo....unless they are thinking of becoming an instant millionaire...and, that's possible, too. Just put their money where their mouth is.
After all, if they plunk down $500,000 in SWVC on Monday...they will become a millionaire at 4 cents...not bad, eh? And, not that far away, either. Just takes some guts for the glory.
For those that are a little more realistic going into this as an investment...time will be our friend and the rewards will come.
Does it ever occur to anyone that there is a disconnect between the share price and what can really be had for individual shares. Example, I have 12 million shares and the price was .086. So, on that day I had a lot of money in SWVC as did those that owned the other 400 million shares.
We were all quite happy with our huge balances...but, just think what would have happened to the price if everyone wanted their cash at the same time....just like a run on a bank in the 1930's. And, just look at the number of shares which actually fetched .086...not that many in the total scheme of things.
So, while it is nice to see the price go up day-to-day and difficult to watch it go down day-to-day...newbies and all, remember that all those gains and losses are only on paper until it is time to sell. So, if you do your homework and look at the forest instead of the trees, you'll be much better off in the long run.....unless, of course, you're just here for the short-term flip and really care nothing about the long-term success and plans of the company.
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