Replies to post #73300 on Rivulet Media Inc (fka RIVU)

[bucks2pennies]

So, if a new co. has cutting edge patents in an arena (cell tech) that pretty much is considered the future face of medicine...and it is a sub-penny start-up, investors stay away until the traders play is finished and it is now $2.50 a share.

Ever hear of 'core' investing? where an investor "invests" in a promising company, buying gobs of shares while it is a start-up and keeping only a core of shares as a base for future profits expected as a result of DD and knowing a good thing when they see it...although selling and buying non-core shares repeatedly as penny stocks fluctuate dramatically over the period of time it takes for the company to "make it"?

I invest in penny stocks...

[swing_trader]

I bought 50,000 shares of MJNA in 2011 at .01 and held it for over a year and sold at .48 so some you do invest in