Well said. While I have never been for short term trading/flipping in illiquid risky penny stocks, I think it is certainly sound investment practice to keep on top of things by trading around your core position, trading a small portion of your holdings at any given time and continuing to take advantage of short term moves in order to over time lower your overall cost basis. Way to go, sir. I agree that no one can possibly know if or when the big money could come flooding into this stock or any penny stock for that matter so very risky it is to be on the sidelines with absolutely no position just waiting on the big move because such a move could come quickly and suddenly and leave many behind knowing they woulda-coulda-shoulda.

Do or do not, there is no try.

GLTY

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