Replies to post #18626 on Nymet Holdings Inc. (fka NYMH)

[SurfinNj]

juanly............I am very sorry sorry for your loss....Thankyou for sharing your feelings here.....It really places things in perspective, for shareholders.....Personally, I believe this company will do well....I was drawn to this stock fairly recently, and am mainly focused on the prospects of profits from the biodiesel
plant, now under construction...It is the right time for it, the local economy(in Opp) loves it, and shareholders will love it also....Maybe some of the "whiners" here can learn from your post, and accept responsibility for their actions...best of luck to you moving forward in your life.....

[Ryan Industries]

juanly - my thoughts and prayers are with you. thanks for sharing your story. there are indeed more important things than the penny stock market.

hang in there.

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[avdave]

Juanly, that is a sad story about the circumstances around your husbands death and the ill timed trade of FGOVF. I am sorry for your loss.

In looking for a possible stock to explore, I checked the charts of FGOVF and noticed that the last time it touched as low as $1.06 was on August 16. As you probably remember at that time PHGI was trading at then all time lows of ~.02. It was not until more than a month later that the all time lows of PHGI were cut in a third again to see .0065 trades.

Perhaps you could clarify some confusion and pinpoint the date you sold FGOVF at $1.06 to buy PHGI at .0065?

Or did you sell FGOVF because you just knew that PHGI would shave another 1/3 off it's then all time lows in very short order, and you just knew you would be able to buy at .0065 soon enough?

Regards.