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bluesky2

12/30/11 11:08 AM

#36186 RE: Pockets #36183

Well the IRS defines Long Term as greater than 1 year. In the case of HNSS, it has been in a decline for much longer than that.

FYI: IRS isn't a publicly held company. IRS is THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT!!!

FYI: IRS has no relation -- exactly NO RELATION -- to stock investing and the private sector. The IRS is interested in TAXES not PROFITS. There is no correlation at all between what the IRS defines as "Long Term" investor and how publicly held companies define "Long Term" investor thru the realities of business growth and market fluctuations.

boilerup72

12/30/11 11:10 AM

#36187 RE: Pockets #36183

Another wise man once told me "You never lose in the stock market until you sell"

cbenner33

12/30/11 1:09 PM

#36194 RE: Pockets #36183

You only lose if you sell.

HNSS

Leo9

12/31/11 5:46 PM

#36204 RE: Pockets #36183

I see many stocks at their all time lows around this time...
But I see many investment opportunities also. Remember to BUY when others are fearful and SELL when others are greedy. I'd prefer to buy a stock around .0004,.0005...or just under .0012 than buying it at .01, .05 or .10... In penny land the risk is big but the reward is also greater... Keep this in mind 'Pockets' don't buy at the high end, ALWAYS buy at the low end. HNSS is a screaming buy opportunity at these levels -(I started buying HNSS at .0012 when iHub issued an alert) -and when we get news, for some it will be time to sell (like they say: buy the rumor sell the news remember?) AND as for others they will hold for greater profits depending on the news... If things turn out to be the way they said they would then this will be a gold mine...