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Posted On: 08/15/2019 1:16:34 PM
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How long is a "long play stock?"
If in three years from now you look at the pps and see that it is at or below the current pps or what you paid for it, will it then be a "longer" longer play stock?
I am coming upon my three year anniversary of owning and being around this investment. I said "investment" not company. The company is making strides and that can't be denied, but as an investment it has been a disaster for existing long shareholders up to this date.
I guess I should be happy because I can say that I still have maybe 1/8 of my shares hanging around in the green. The pps would have to go to .92 to wipe out ALL my remaining green shares. It is just hard to believe that the share price hast made very little gains in three years
So, it is back to more pain and having to wait until yet another NEXT quarter 10Q which has seem to become the pattern here.
Anyway, that is my feeling for the day.
You can call me any name you want.
If in three years from now you look at the pps and see that it is at or below the current pps or what you paid for it, will it then be a "longer" longer play stock?
I am coming upon my three year anniversary of owning and being around this investment. I said "investment" not company. The company is making strides and that can't be denied, but as an investment it has been a disaster for existing long shareholders up to this date.
I guess I should be happy because I can say that I still have maybe 1/8 of my shares hanging around in the green. The pps would have to go to .92 to wipe out ALL my remaining green shares. It is just hard to believe that the share price hast made very little gains in three years
So, it is back to more pain and having to wait until yet another NEXT quarter 10Q which has seem to become the pattern here.
Anyway, that is my feeling for the day.
You can call me any name you want.
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