Replies to post #79937 on Biocentric Energy Holdings, Inc. (BEHL)

[greenman100]

lamo you forgot to say -imo
you've just earned the last ingore spot on my list!

[Rustyl]

Good day everyone, back from Mexico a few days ago and I have been noticing that there has been an influx of unsubstantiated accusations lately. Unless anyone can back accusations with facts, links etc. I suggest that rebuttal to the accusation is futile. This transition stage will take a while and I am sure that there is concurrent activity being done with RWE to alleviate any overlap. Speculation is what put the world in the situation we are in.... lets not become part of the problem but part of the solution. There is a multitude of ways to plan the pennies.

Hopefully....... "Someone Missed Me" :-)


Thoughts??

[Sabong]

Lon,

"Never breaking even!" You got proof of that! Maybe in a week or a few months, long term and continued progression of the company, not only to break even but a potential to increase gains dramatically! Come on Lon, no one told them to invest and if they did, they had the choice to sell or hold! They chose to sell instead of holding, which means they were wanting for a short term gain! You never lose till you sell!! No one is to blame except themselves! It takes money to make money, how else could the company purchase equipment? We have rode this ride on the way down, we hit the bottom of the hill, now time for the climb up!! All IMHO of course!! GLTY

Sabong

[Holycroc]

What is the exact definition, rather your definition, of betting the farm?

To me that's putting your house on the line and your entire livelihood!!

I'd reckon that most hadn't done quite that. While I've invested 5500 I guess, on this, and it's money I coulda used on other things here in da real world. I'm not gonna lose the house over it, I'm not gonna go without food because of that "gamble", that may or may not pay off as time goes by.

I'd hope most of those that bet the "farm" as you say are average down enough that it won't take a huge ride up to break even. Myself, I'm at that comfortable point. I'd love to put more into it, but I'm at that point where I can't in good consciousness without seeing something further to warrant it. Averaging down isn't good enough reason for me only!

So who are the ones you know all their finances that won't EVER break even?? You seem to know so much about everyone else. I'd reckon that those that dropped a nice chunk of change way back (and haven't bought any since to "average" down) had enough cash from other stocks or in their personal accounts that while you say they may never break even, they aren't hurting for the money in their lives. I'd also figure that anyone that dropped a nice chunk way back, would have enough to come back lower and drop some more.....

So who are these people on the brink of homelessness that won't ever break even??