The answer is tricky, if you've been watching a st
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Posted On: 08/20/2014 8:57:37 PM
The answer is tricky, if you've been watching a stock for months and saw the huge jump happen it still could just be that the stock has finally started to take off and will never see lower prices again. Or it could be a pump. Its always a gamble, but if your going long then your going on this assumption, "The price I pay today will be lower than the price at a later date", long should be at least 1 year and even several years, daily, weekly activity is of no concern to a long investor.
If this was on NASDAQ at say $20 and the past year chart looked similar you'd probably be selling for a loss and never get it back. This however is a start up and huge ups/downs will happen, its price is so low that anyone with some cash, time, and knowledge can manipulate it to a much larger degree.
There are many stocks even on the big boards that trade with negative EPS. That is something some people forget and get worried. If MRIB continues to operate long enough I don't see any reason they can't make profit and begin to take market share.
If this was on NASDAQ at say $20 and the past year chart looked similar you'd probably be selling for a loss and never get it back. This however is a start up and huge ups/downs will happen, its price is so low that anyone with some cash, time, and knowledge can manipulate it to a much larger degree.
There are many stocks even on the big boards that trade with negative EPS. That is something some people forget and get worried. If MRIB continues to operate long enough I don't see any reason they can't make profit and begin to take market share.
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