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Tom2011

07/23/13 7:01 PM

#62393 RE: dr_lowenstein #62390

I am very convinced by your well thought out argument and solid evidence. I maybe nervous now about my holding in ELTP. wait.. they provided us with funding to help get ART to market and in the short term we have products which will make us CFP. NM still like my buys in ELTP again.

Aqua

07/23/13 7:26 PM

#62396 RE: dr_lowenstein #62390

Investing in the long-term or "buy-and-hold" does not imply holding an investment forever. I strongly believe LPC will hold an investment until a specific percentage gain from the shares buy price has been achieve such as a 30% gain or more. I believe LPC has projected that investments would require some time for the PPS to materialized to a specific target price range. Cheers!
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From Investopedia:
What does "buy and hold" mean?

Buy and hold refers to an investing strategy practiced favorably by passive investors (or couch-potato investors). When buying and holding, the investor usually ignores the day-to-day and maybe even month-to-month fluctuations in the stock's price. The investor lets his or her money increase with the growth of the overall market, which, over the long term, tends to increase consistently.

In contrast to a buy-and-hold strategy, active investing attempts to profit from shorter-term price movements that typically last less than one year. Keep in mind, however, that even though long-term holding is typically more than five years, the meaning of "short term" and "long term" is not absolute or fixed. Active investors sell stock mostly according to what's currently happening in the stock market.

It's also important to remember that a buy-and-hold strategy works best when you've done all the proper research to ensure that you buy a high-quality company. It's a gamble to buy stock randomly without doing the proper research.