Posted On: 09/01/2013 8:32:01 AM
Post# of 1004
For all those who are standing on the sidelines trying to decide if you want to jump into BLDW or not. Just look at how the shares have traded the last several months a slow and steady uptrend has happened since May. It's had times of consolidation and then it moves up higher. Just by looking at the chart and knowing the craziness of the market after summer break. I believe This next week we will consolidate and the following week we will take that next leg up. There has been a lot of opportunities to make money with BLDW. Lots of volume to get in or out of the stock. This trend is going to continue for some time with all the accomplishments the company is making.
Tell me where are you going to find an opportunity like this? You will hear this week about all these companies and how they will bust out and you will find out this week that those that gained 100% or more will have opened up at a 80 to 90 % gain already and got people excited about it. They get sucked in at buying the high, and it's downhill from there, and bag holders are made. Why because it's a one day rush. I myself hate those because you lose more often than you win. I like real companies with solid fundamentals like BLDW. It may not increase 100% in a day but you have the opportunity to have that kind of an increase by buying on the dips and consolidation periods and waiting for the next legs up. No bagholder this way no wishing you had been faster on the button.
That's enough for now. You decide, do you want a solid company with slow and steady growth where you can make lots of money or do you want to jump in one of those quick up and down stocks that leave you holding the bag.
$IFTF$
Tell me where are you going to find an opportunity like this? You will hear this week about all these companies and how they will bust out and you will find out this week that those that gained 100% or more will have opened up at a 80 to 90 % gain already and got people excited about it. They get sucked in at buying the high, and it's downhill from there, and bag holders are made. Why because it's a one day rush. I myself hate those because you lose more often than you win. I like real companies with solid fundamentals like BLDW. It may not increase 100% in a day but you have the opportunity to have that kind of an increase by buying on the dips and consolidation periods and waiting for the next legs up. No bagholder this way no wishing you had been faster on the button.
That's enough for now. You decide, do you want a solid company with slow and steady growth where you can make lots of money or do you want to jump in one of those quick up and down stocks that leave you holding the bag.
$IFTF$
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