It does get tiresome reading posts about a BO: I'll do this when the SP gets to that, but I'd do this with a BO if I get this, too. I'll sell 1/3 now, sick of waiting, but hold the 2/3 until the summer solstice, unless Cancer's rising.

Several weeks ago someone said enough with the BO topic, and indirectly, personal opinions about how to invest. There are as many of those as there are investors. Example, I am investing in CYDY, meaning that I expect an above avg ROI over 3-5+ yrs, the full value of the company. Along the way, the company's prospects (full value) are under constant review by me. I consider a "trader" to be one who wants to move quickly in a matter of weeks, even days. Impatient, complaining, critical of current status, low attention to future prospects, pronouncing motivations of key executives without clear evidence, twitchy trigger finger, etc. Both perspectives are fine with me, but I prefer the former. One accepts risk according to one's tolerance. I just don't think this adds much value to the conversations to talk about our investing strategies. Re: the example above. I'm bored already. Maybe I'm in the minority. Don't care. I love the company's prospects....