I realize that Warren Buffett is not hanging around Pennyland but a lot of his sage advice is relevant to ONCI (at least I think it is). I have, and am, treating ONCI as a long term hold in my accounts. The CEO has convinced me in the product is great and that he is working his ass off to make it a go, I am a believer and will stick it out.

I am not a penny stock person, at least not in the past, but I have bought into 3 penny stocks and they have all done well. I am still in two of them including this one, and the other one has done even better. I perform DD and once I am convinced in the integrity and honesty of the management and the product or service, I am in during the ups and down as long as I continue to see the management working hard to make the company grow.

I am in ONCI until Steve Berman or the product shows me that it is time to get out.