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Posted On: 01/24/2017 10:50:24 AM
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Re: Roger Wilco #29840
The fact is, corrections are a good thing. Stocks that zoom up without corrections tend to zoom back down; their support is too thin.
This is probably the last buying window for people who want to be able to say, "I got in really early." It's not as early as .02 or .05, but in the context of where this stock is looking like it might go ($2? $5? $10? $100?), it's at a price where people will look back and tell their grandkids, "Oh yeah, I got into that one really early." Anything under 20 cents qualifies, IMHO.
Watching this stock take off is like having a kid, not knowing how it's going to do but having hopes, and then seeing it blossom big-time. Gets a Rhodes Scholarship, gets drafted in the first round by the NBA, etc. (Fill in your version of success.) You take your chances, you keep the faith, and my but it feels good (or will feel good) when it all turns out to have been worthwhile.
This is probably the last buying window for people who want to be able to say, "I got in really early." It's not as early as .02 or .05, but in the context of where this stock is looking like it might go ($2? $5? $10? $100?), it's at a price where people will look back and tell their grandkids, "Oh yeah, I got into that one really early." Anything under 20 cents qualifies, IMHO.
Watching this stock take off is like having a kid, not knowing how it's going to do but having hopes, and then seeing it blossom big-time. Gets a Rhodes Scholarship, gets drafted in the first round by the NBA, etc. (Fill in your version of success.) You take your chances, you keep the faith, and my but it feels good (or will feel good) when it all turns out to have been worthwhile.
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