Hi there Star, Those that are confident in th
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Posted On: 06/26/2014 2:28:47 PM
Re: starchaser #4760
Hi there Star,
Those that are confident in this stock, like me, are not trying to sell to you or anyone else. That would be stupid because most of us that believe Baltia is almost at the goal line are still in the buying mode. I, for one, have purchased over 200,000 shares in the last 7 trading days and my purse is still open for the right price.
As a 50+ year stock investor I have WISELY learned a few things over the years. The best lesson I learned is that when you strongly feel good about a company you should buy at the lowest possible price for the biggest possible profit. This has worked for me time and time again over my long lifetime of stock trading. Last year I converted $660 worth of American Airlines stock as they neared bankruptcy into $39,000 with just one such move. All of that profit now sits in my cash account. If you have to wait until a stock is a 'sure thing' then you have to be satisfied with a much smaller yield. When American Airlines finally merged and came out of bankruptcy it would have cost you $26 instead of 33 cents. I prefer to buy at the bargain basement prices for all of my serious moves. I have made many similar 'good deals' over the last 30 years making me profits from 1000% to 16,000% and more. I think that Baltia will gift me with 2,000% to 10,000% depending when I trade each lot. Some I will keep for very long term.
So as you can see Mr. Star, waiting for proof positive may not always be the WISEIST choice.
Good luck with all your trades,
OLD & WISE
Those that are confident in this stock, like me, are not trying to sell to you or anyone else. That would be stupid because most of us that believe Baltia is almost at the goal line are still in the buying mode. I, for one, have purchased over 200,000 shares in the last 7 trading days and my purse is still open for the right price.
As a 50+ year stock investor I have WISELY learned a few things over the years. The best lesson I learned is that when you strongly feel good about a company you should buy at the lowest possible price for the biggest possible profit. This has worked for me time and time again over my long lifetime of stock trading. Last year I converted $660 worth of American Airlines stock as they neared bankruptcy into $39,000 with just one such move. All of that profit now sits in my cash account. If you have to wait until a stock is a 'sure thing' then you have to be satisfied with a much smaller yield. When American Airlines finally merged and came out of bankruptcy it would have cost you $26 instead of 33 cents. I prefer to buy at the bargain basement prices for all of my serious moves. I have made many similar 'good deals' over the last 30 years making me profits from 1000% to 16,000% and more. I think that Baltia will gift me with 2,000% to 10,000% depending when I trade each lot. Some I will keep for very long term.
So as you can see Mr. Star, waiting for proof positive may not always be the WISEIST choice.
Good luck with all your trades,
OLD & WISE
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