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Posted On: 11/07/2020 9:28:18 AM
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I'm with you on this one. Nader in this conference call stated why they do the videos and the frequent updates. We are on OTC, and rely on retail investors for our stock price. The catch 22 is retail investors are the most fickle group of investors.
Yesterday I was reading Stacy Johnson (of money talk news) article on 10 Golden rules of becoming a millionaire(unlike some here, I'm not there yet...although I was for a short time back in June :o) )
(if anyone cares to read here is the article)
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/personalfinan...s#image=10
The link goes directly to rule 9 which is this.
"When it comes to information, less can be more
About 15 years ago, I put about $2,000 into Apple stock. I sold half of it a few years ago, then sold a little more last year. But as I write this, my remaining shares are worth about $500,000.
Had I been watching financial news every day and reacting to pundits and market gyrations, I’d have sold it all long ago and been kicking myself today.
If you want to be rich, buy into high-quality stocks and hold on to them for long periods of time. If you want to kick yourself, buy into high-quality stocks, then sell them at the drop of a hat based on something or someone you saw or read.?"
That describes your average retail investor. I was that person, but since buying into CYDY avg 54 cents per share, watching it drop to 26 cents and getting that gut feeling like I made another mistake. I held. Despite all the narratives of the FDA and Big Pharma holding us down or some other outside force. I hold.
Why?
I've never seen a drug that works this well, with NO SAE's. When my wife turns on the evening news every once in awhile the only commercials you see are for drug companies and every single one of them has some disclaimer about side effects to watch for without fail.
So I trust the research I've done, the research many others have posted here. I disregard the narratives because every stock I've been in has the same people. I did gold stocks and the central bank was supposedly controlling the price of gold and keeping it down because in their minds gold should be 10k an ounce. OK. Read any small biotech board and they all sound the exact same.
This is my personal opinion, but its my style and I'm ok with it.
Yesterday I was reading Stacy Johnson (of money talk news) article on 10 Golden rules of becoming a millionaire(unlike some here, I'm not there yet...although I was for a short time back in June :o) )
(if anyone cares to read here is the article)
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/personalfinan...s#image=10
The link goes directly to rule 9 which is this.
"When it comes to information, less can be more
About 15 years ago, I put about $2,000 into Apple stock. I sold half of it a few years ago, then sold a little more last year. But as I write this, my remaining shares are worth about $500,000.
Had I been watching financial news every day and reacting to pundits and market gyrations, I’d have sold it all long ago and been kicking myself today.
If you want to be rich, buy into high-quality stocks and hold on to them for long periods of time. If you want to kick yourself, buy into high-quality stocks, then sell them at the drop of a hat based on something or someone you saw or read.?"
That describes your average retail investor. I was that person, but since buying into CYDY avg 54 cents per share, watching it drop to 26 cents and getting that gut feeling like I made another mistake. I held. Despite all the narratives of the FDA and Big Pharma holding us down or some other outside force. I hold.
Why?
I've never seen a drug that works this well, with NO SAE's. When my wife turns on the evening news every once in awhile the only commercials you see are for drug companies and every single one of them has some disclaimer about side effects to watch for without fail.
So I trust the research I've done, the research many others have posted here. I disregard the narratives because every stock I've been in has the same people. I did gold stocks and the central bank was supposedly controlling the price of gold and keeping it down because in their minds gold should be 10k an ounce. OK. Read any small biotech board and they all sound the exact same.
This is my personal opinion, but its my style and I'm ok with it.
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