Flawed reasoning IMO. If a fundamentally sound, tr
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Posted On: 01/29/2014 8:07:38 PM
Re: umd_scientist #2479
Flawed reasoning IMO. If a fundamentally sound, transparent, company in an emerging global business is put on 33% off alreeady reduced prices, I believe you buy it. I agree there is a limit to what % of your portfolio. To arbitratrily sell your position in fear of a possible r/s, seems counter intuitive. You obviously do not believe Martie Nielson is being honest. He has a track record and using the r/s fear when it is not even an issue seems counter intuitive...
I am generally t/a leaning investor, and EWSI still passess that test as long as it holds the 2000 m/a. Fundamentally, there really are not mmany otcqb companies in the same class. To sell due to disappointment that Q4 numbers were not prematurley released, or an acquisition announced on shareholder queu is a little naive..otcqb & otc pink traders are not mostly successful...but best luck.
The basic reasoning is to BUY LOW...not SELL LOW...
Al
I am generally t/a leaning investor, and EWSI still passess that test as long as it holds the 2000 m/a. Fundamentally, there really are not mmany otcqb companies in the same class. To sell due to disappointment that Q4 numbers were not prematurley released, or an acquisition announced on shareholder queu is a little naive..otcqb & otc pink traders are not mostly successful...but best luck.
The basic reasoning is to BUY LOW...not SELL LOW...
Al
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