You posted "AMBS flip flop every other week....no one can take you seriously".
I changed my position on $AMBS twice in the last sixteen months.
I think there's a number of individuals that resent the fact that two of the times that I changed my position and sold some shares that the share price declined significantly and I was able to substantially increase the number of shares that I subsequently owned.
It seems that the individuals that resent it the most are those that have the "hold and hope" mentality and don't realize that it's a penny stock and penny stocks go up and they go down.
If you can't see the opportunities that were created to sell and buy back lower based on how recent events are perceived by the market then that is your lost opportunity.
I learned a costly lesson with MNKD years ago not to fall in love with a stock to the point of not seeing the obvious.
I honestly thought that based on Gerald's comments after the A.A.I.C. that as another poster has stated that the LymPro data would be epic and the share price would be at .25 today. Check my post on IHub right after the p.r. was released regarding the delayed data.
One of the lines: "Not cool Gerald."
"Situational approach" to investing states that you expect the share price to go in a certain direction until events or circumstances change the situation and at that time you make a decision as to whether or not to buy, sell, or hold.
p.s. Sometimes it's a lot safer to play small ball and diversify your investments rather than betting everything on hitting a home run. I know it's a lot less stressful.
I changed my position on $AMBS twice in the last sixteen months.
I think there's a number of individuals that resent the fact that two of the times that I changed my position and sold some shares that the share price declined significantly and I was able to substantially increase the number of shares that I subsequently owned.
It seems that the individuals that resent it the most are those that have the "hold and hope" mentality and don't realize that it's a penny stock and penny stocks go up and they go down.
If you can't see the opportunities that were created to sell and buy back lower based on how recent events are perceived by the market then that is your lost opportunity.
I learned a costly lesson with MNKD years ago not to fall in love with a stock to the point of not seeing the obvious.
I honestly thought that based on Gerald's comments after the A.A.I.C. that as another poster has stated that the LymPro data would be epic and the share price would be at .25 today. Check my post on IHub right after the p.r. was released regarding the delayed data.
One of the lines: "Not cool Gerald."
"Situational approach" to investing states that you expect the share price to go in a certain direction until events or circumstances change the situation and at that time you make a decision as to whether or not to buy, sell, or hold.
p.s. Sometimes it's a lot safer to play small ball and diversify your investments rather than betting everything on hitting a home run. I know it's a lot less stressful.
