Replies to post #23620 on Limitless Venture Group Inc (LVGI)

[stockdarockk]

I agree. I decided to get back in with a new position at .005 because I think it was a little too overdone, as well. I alerted on this stock for the last bottom bounce at .0009 on the 3rd. And oh what a run. Though it hit a penny and a half, I couldnt complain from a .0009 to .009 run, give or take. Was very clear, and not trying to claim I did get to enjoy those penny and a half numbers, but making money is making money. As in any multi day runs, to only one day panic drops, its always about timing in these things. Of course it never matters at all when youre trying to run profit into more profit once every grand becomes 10 grand, and to some who stayed longer than .009, that much more. I think there will be some recovery based on how much volume was clearly higher than .005 seen today, and recently.

Just IMO, but my only latest posts have been about how over done the .0009 level was to cause the dollar gains many are still waiting their 3 day settlement rule to get to enjoy. There could be some slight pullbacks still, but a good portion of the correction has happened. Selling where I did when the cheers were getting so loud, I may have missed the highest levels some still saw, but the same is true when sentiment changes the other way, and youre looking for a re-entry. Which is where this has entered.

So here is where it is again. Golden rule. BUY when the tone is ugly, negative and cant seem to show any blue skies. SELL when its over joyous and enjoy your enjoyment in the form of dollars. All in all the business is actually doing better, but as many penny players can attest, these prices are never indicative of that, when you dabble in this arena. Follow the, "buy when doom and gloomy and sell when you feel like the only one selling among all that happiness". 8 of 10 times that is the case. What was missed in that 10x bagger to 15x bagger, this last time, ill try to do a little less and run with it again, now. Never ever put your entire profits back at risk. Ask yourself what the tone is now and what is that telling you?