jwblue74,
I owned 6,100,000 shares and now have 61,000 shares.
I have owned PDMI for over a year except for a couple of times when I completely sold all to reenter later which I did.
My peak was when I owned 30,000,000 in Oct. I reduced this down to 6,100,000 when I once again got disgusted with PDMI and by Dec,2010 had reduced it to 6,100,000. During the month of Jan I had several discussions on this board with several members where I had responded to there statements that they had added shares that I also intended to seriously consider picking up my shares once again to between 15 - 25,000,000.
But each day I just felt uneasy and kept putting off purchasing any more for no other reason than I have been burned before on this stock and was having trouble repurchasing. My mind was always saying lets just wait and see what tomorrow brings.
At the right price I would give consideration to buying more - why I would I cannot give an answer. In many ways I don't make sense except for the fact that it must be greed and the desire to own a stock that goes from the poor house and rises 100 fold.
Over the time that I have owned this stock from over a year ago I probably have a total loss of $5,000 to $6,000.
Sunday night I put this $5 to $6,000 loss behind me and figured that I had an average cost of my remaining shares of $.0014. So I decided to sell at opening and had an opening sell in at .012, but it dropped lower so I waited. At .0006 I said fuck it and sold all at .006. Practically as soon as I sold it I once again said fuck, I knew this son of a bitch would rise as soon as I sold it. So, Damn it, I chased it and bought back 50,000 @ .0074 with the tought of at least I have a little something in this stock in case lightning strikes and I can recoup my cost and maybe put a profit. When it hit .009 my brusied ego was starting to feel a little better about my buying back at least 50,000.
So here I sit with a small stake of 50,000 bought at .0074.
I definitely have a gambling streak in me that I feel sometimes borders on the insane.
Sorry to be long winded.
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