Replies to post #107936 on 1812 Brewing Company Inc (KEGS)

[investor911]

Agree, but I was referring to investors, not day traders/flippers/swing traders etc.If we claim ourself to be an investor, we should be long and strong for a min of 1 yrs.

With so much happening here, I seriously doubt any INVESTOR will bail out at 10c or 15c. But yes, Time will tell.

GLTA

[isachair = mobrown]

I agree people will sell, flip, whatever, but I think there are also a lot of folks here for long term investment and there will be others coming aboard. IMO

[Palmer032]

I'd have to look it up but I don't think there were very many shares sold above .05

It was a quick spike and came right back down.

[abbytraderwin]

Look at the candle for that day. That long wick is where few bought higher than the close. Look at the candles since then. Plenty on opportunity for anyone that bought near .086 to have sold and bought back lower. The test will come before .08 is even hit. Also, when one leaves the dance, someone else picks up his partner. The dance continues.

Enjoy

[travel489]

I hope that there will be many other 'longs' that will not bail out when we get to the 8's.

I, for one, have 12 million shares and got in before a penny and have yet to sell a share...old news to many of you. But, the way I see it, if what I believed at less than a penny is still true, has come true or / and is getting even better, then why should I consider unloading at 8 or 10 or even 15.

If patience is what I believe in and much higher pps is what I believe in, then I just need to hang tight and ride the ups and downs as I have in the past....flipping just isn't for me although it is for some / many.

I think the key to continued increases in pps is getting people to join the ride as investors and not as traders. Many on this site are doing a great job of showing the new / potential investor of the possibilities in this new / emerging company.

There will always be flippers and short-term traders that make the stock go up and down in the short-term; however, if we can keep people apprised of what's going on without it sounding like a pump, then we are likely to attract investors and not traders.

If folkls keep their eye on the prize...the long term business plan from TS's perspective and not on the short-term tick by tick action, we will all be better off.

After all, as I have said before, I am in at less than a penny. Others who get in at 2, 3, 5 or 10 cents will make 98, 97, 95 or 90 cents a share at $1.00 and I will only make 99 cents...not a lot of difference when you stop to think about the profit per share...only difference is the reward for getting in early, doing DD and believing in the 'plan'.

All imo, of course.