Posted On: 02/25/2015 5:16:16 PM
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Re: Daveludlow #17188
My only current issue with this investment has already been resolved. I elected to go back to work as a consultant instead of liquidating half of my shares, as someone here admitted to having done lately. I suppose I think a lot more of my shares than to give them away for 8 cents just because I need to eat or pay tuition bills.
Work is good for the soul. It frees one's mind from worrying over their investments, dreaming up every possibility of the investment being derailed, or feeling the need to hold management's feet to the fire. LOL Being at work generally doesn't allow time for these follies... unless that's what got one let go in the first place.
You should try it. The journey back to work begins with getting out of the comfy chair, getting away from the computer, and actually going to work, making some sales, earning a paycheck, doing odd jobs, delivering pizza, whatever it takes to hold on to one's AMBS shares, which we all anticipate will be worth a great deal more sometime this year.
Or one could just sit at home and peck away on their keyboard.
My choice is made and my issues are resolved. I don't need waking when we're at $5. I'll already be up and awake, and headed to work (at least until we hit the $2 point). What about you?
Work is good for the soul. It frees one's mind from worrying over their investments, dreaming up every possibility of the investment being derailed, or feeling the need to hold management's feet to the fire. LOL Being at work generally doesn't allow time for these follies... unless that's what got one let go in the first place.
You should try it. The journey back to work begins with getting out of the comfy chair, getting away from the computer, and actually going to work, making some sales, earning a paycheck, doing odd jobs, delivering pizza, whatever it takes to hold on to one's AMBS shares, which we all anticipate will be worth a great deal more sometime this year.
Or one could just sit at home and peck away on their keyboard.
My choice is made and my issues are resolved. I don't need waking when we're at $5. I'll already be up and awake, and headed to work (at least until we hit the $2 point). What about you?
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