sorry. i didn't promise anything. i don't make pre
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Posted On: 01/05/2015 11:44:44 AM
sorry. i didn't promise anything. i don't make predictions
penny stocks are highly speculative
the stock "performance" and "reactions" you describe have nothing to do with me. i say do the research. know your goals. keep powder on hand always. invest accordingly
i could go on. but no one is paying me for investment advice. i pay myself by making wise choices on my investment
i have criticized ignoramuses who "claim" to be "long" and spend their hours (day and night. seven days a week. and on other boards, i'm told) attacking their own money
hilarious to me. if that isn't an example of poor investing. bad habits. perhaps even an unstable mind. than i don't know what is....(emotions have no place in investing)
i find that stuff laughable. as i have said. experienced investors will make the most of any trading scenario
the same guys who "claim" to have been "pumped into buying" (their words not mine) don't see the irony in holding on to an investment they bash
i personally find that very amusing. and since my life savings are never on the line, you are correct. i can laugh my ass off about it
instead of these clowns doing something productive about their predicament (for ex. selling. visiting the company. getting more informed. learning how to trade technically and a thousand other things they could be doing), these clickety-clowns hoot, holler, raise hell, call the wrong people names and worse. they waste their own time (day in and day out) attacking their own money. their own investment
sorry, but forrest gump was right - "stupid is as stupid does"
mark my words - folks will have bought the top and sold the bottom
(thnx for today's allotment of scary-shares. and btw, just for the record. i am concerned with my buys and sells. i post here for amusement. take the temp of the stock and its forthcoming shareholders. i use that info to my advantage. so do others. the more bitching. the more shorts will hold investors who claim to be holding underwater- said the same for months now. let's see who knows the otc best)
penny stocks are highly speculative
the stock "performance" and "reactions" you describe have nothing to do with me. i say do the research. know your goals. keep powder on hand always. invest accordingly
i could go on. but no one is paying me for investment advice. i pay myself by making wise choices on my investment
i have criticized ignoramuses who "claim" to be "long" and spend their hours (day and night. seven days a week. and on other boards, i'm told) attacking their own money
hilarious to me. if that isn't an example of poor investing. bad habits. perhaps even an unstable mind. than i don't know what is....(emotions have no place in investing)
i find that stuff laughable. as i have said. experienced investors will make the most of any trading scenario
the same guys who "claim" to have been "pumped into buying" (their words not mine) don't see the irony in holding on to an investment they bash
i personally find that very amusing. and since my life savings are never on the line, you are correct. i can laugh my ass off about it
instead of these clowns doing something productive about their predicament (for ex. selling. visiting the company. getting more informed. learning how to trade technically and a thousand other things they could be doing), these clickety-clowns hoot, holler, raise hell, call the wrong people names and worse. they waste their own time (day in and day out) attacking their own money. their own investment
sorry, but forrest gump was right - "stupid is as stupid does"
mark my words - folks will have bought the top and sold the bottom
(thnx for today's allotment of scary-shares. and btw, just for the record. i am concerned with my buys and sells. i post here for amusement. take the temp of the stock and its forthcoming shareholders. i use that info to my advantage. so do others. the more bitching. the more shorts will hold investors who claim to be holding underwater- said the same for months now. let's see who knows the otc best)
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