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If you just bought more today, why would you sell at 60 cents? I can't follow your logic.
My rule is to buy low and sell high, not the reverse, lol...
With a thinly traded stock like MFYS, it does not take a lot of volume to move this stock a few pennies in either direction, especially with the deliberate shifting of shares that has occurred with this "new deal" that is struggling badly. I strongly suggest you stop paying attention to daily and intraday price fluctuations which really do not tell you where the stock price of MFYS will be headed in months to come.
We have very strong fundamentals, excellent partnerships in place and contracts that will continue to be announced with even greater revenue streams to follow. This stock is news driven currently, and with the lack of news there will be sideways movements, maybe slight dips and moves back up again. You will regret missing out on a huge pop with the right news release that is not as far off as you think, IMO.
Just to put your mind at ease, I loaded up quite heavily when the stock fell to 62 cents, and bought additional large amounts throughout the 60 cent range and low seventies after that decline, all with no regrets.
Please stop posting about the price falling a few cents intraday, and that you will be selling your shares at 60 cents. Are you hoping for a self-fulling prophecy? I would like to see MFYS increase in price, over time, and I think that unwarranted negative sentiment based on the stock price falling a few pennies in a day without a change in fundamentals is not helpful for this board or RB for anyone who is a true long.
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