I am in a very enviable position as I feel I have
Post# of 72447
Posted On: 02/01/2014 7:23:22 PM
I am in a very enviable position as I feel I have 3 sure fire winners and I don't have to maximize returns from any of them to have a great amount of funds for my waning years.
I am now retired so safety is much higher now on my list of priorities than if I was still left with many earning years to replace lost investment money. As such, though I still think CTIX is about as good a biotech as I will find, it is still very risky just due to the nature of the product. I have stated many times I believe the end result will be a share price that many wouldn't even believe.
My other investment is in tobacco ($700B market) with an established market that is not going anywhere and my company has disruptive tech. that should be able to capture an impressive share of the market IMO (each .1% market share should be a gain in mkt cap of $1B). Product is proven, mgt is extremely experienced professionals who have done this before, partner is the 2nd largest tobacco co in the world who recently paid $7MM to us to be able to share product development with us, 105 worldwide patents, etc. Very, very lean organizational costs, low expenses to greatly increase output, and tobacco co. have historically paid over 80% of earned income in dividends whereas S&P500 pays about 8%. To me this is an investment with a minute risk factor. Thus, I have moved most funds into it. Will submit application to NASDQ and NYSE next week per PR last week and they are uplisting at the request of institutional funds and investors who can't currently buy into it due to OTC.
Have another stock I expect to explode this year as it is again possessing disruptive technology in the hottest of the technology areas this year (cloud storage) and only about 20MM shares outstanding, no needed new funds, partnered already with Corel and Overland, and has a very good chance of being bought out by end of year for very high double digit to possible triple digit. I will use this money to buy back a lot of what I use to hold in CTIX.
I am now retired so safety is much higher now on my list of priorities than if I was still left with many earning years to replace lost investment money. As such, though I still think CTIX is about as good a biotech as I will find, it is still very risky just due to the nature of the product. I have stated many times I believe the end result will be a share price that many wouldn't even believe.
My other investment is in tobacco ($700B market) with an established market that is not going anywhere and my company has disruptive tech. that should be able to capture an impressive share of the market IMO (each .1% market share should be a gain in mkt cap of $1B). Product is proven, mgt is extremely experienced professionals who have done this before, partner is the 2nd largest tobacco co in the world who recently paid $7MM to us to be able to share product development with us, 105 worldwide patents, etc. Very, very lean organizational costs, low expenses to greatly increase output, and tobacco co. have historically paid over 80% of earned income in dividends whereas S&P500 pays about 8%. To me this is an investment with a minute risk factor. Thus, I have moved most funds into it. Will submit application to NASDQ and NYSE next week per PR last week and they are uplisting at the request of institutional funds and investors who can't currently buy into it due to OTC.
Have another stock I expect to explode this year as it is again possessing disruptive technology in the hottest of the technology areas this year (cloud storage) and only about 20MM shares outstanding, no needed new funds, partnered already with Corel and Overland, and has a very good chance of being bought out by end of year for very high double digit to possible triple digit. I will use this money to buy back a lot of what I use to hold in CTIX.
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