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Originally Posted by Ward Cleaver  Son, if you'll look back through my posts you'll see that I've stated, more than once, that I bought low, then recouped my initial investment, made a profit, and kept 25,000 risk free shares (increased to 35,000).
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Well grandpa...that might be the case. But since you seem to have recently been overcome with senility, as with the case of forgetting that you outright called Mike a pumper and then attempted to retract it, allow me to refresh your memory:
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Originally Posted by Ward Cleaver Sounds like a couple of Chicken Littles out here saying..."The sky is falling...the sky is falling!!"
It's heading back towards .05 right now.
Don't get emotional. Stand steady and take your profits down the road.
Regards,
-Ward
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"It's....05 right now...take your profits down the road". How far down the road? At .06? At .10? At .50?
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Originally Posted by Ward Cleaver I do feel a little sorry for the guys who got hyped up and got into it at .05 though.
However, it may turn out to be great for them because this stock and the go800 service have the potential of being really big.
Hell, I could still make several thousand dollars from the 25,000 shares I have riding.
This sounds like one of the most legitimate and potentially viable penny stocks that I've heard about in a long time.
So, you guys that got into this kind of high, just remember what Phil Mickelson said (concerning hitting it out of the trees and onto the green at 13 during The Masters, instead of playing it "smart" and safe).
When asked after the tournament what the difference is between a great shot and a "smart" shot, he replied...
"A great shot is when you pull it off, a "smart" shot is when you don't have the guts to try."
Regards,
-Ward
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A TAD bit of sound advice in the beginning of this post, and indeed you publicly claim that at this point you have free shares. But the second part is a little concerning.
It did fantastic today, wouldn't you agree? Up what, 140%? Kind of nice to proclaim that a victory, right? But 140% for who? Those whose DCA was below .013, right? Not those who bought in when you advised that it was .05 and should "take your profits down the road", right? To add that insult to injury, you want people to hold, otherwise they don't have the "guts", right?
I'll tell you what takes guts. Being wise enough to help other develop the skill to trade. To help them learn the longevity of capital preservation so that they might have a chance at being successful as a consistent trader. Not as a risky, cross your fingers for good luck that you put all your money in a stock that'll make you rich.
There is not one single professional investing consultant or fund manager that will advise you to put all of your investment money into one penny stock for any significant amount of time, or at all. Other than those who specialize in it and usually have some type of fee-based website and stock promotion service.
