Today's Closing
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Posted On: 03/31/2015 12:24:07 AM
Today closed right about where I guessed. I purchased more at .510 and felt very good about it.
Draw a line from November 2012, touch that candlestick on December 2014 and you'll get to today's closing. They say a price will always come back to itself.
I think the price will stay close until the annual report comes out. The daily low price has been almost the same last 4 out of 5 days. When the report comes out there will be a lot of crying when the December end share count is released, but we already know it is up. Why cry... We may see another half a cent or so dip, IMO.
Last Thursday's blog by Gerald said nothing new, but it did reinforce that there was nothing bad.
As I watched the trades today I could not help but be reassured as every share that was dumped was instantly picked up. Who was the losers? The ones that sold, or the ones that picked them up cheap?
I am a business man and I understand making plans. Some of them come in good and some don't. It's not necessary that all the plans hit the target. It is necessary that you plan. That way you are always moving forward and have the ability to adjust.
I like Gerald. Nobody can meet every expectation, even his own I am sure. But he is working and I am betting on him and all the other AMBS personnel. Most of them are working for shares, they have plenty to lose...
Draw a line from November 2012, touch that candlestick on December 2014 and you'll get to today's closing. They say a price will always come back to itself.
I think the price will stay close until the annual report comes out. The daily low price has been almost the same last 4 out of 5 days. When the report comes out there will be a lot of crying when the December end share count is released, but we already know it is up. Why cry... We may see another half a cent or so dip, IMO.
Last Thursday's blog by Gerald said nothing new, but it did reinforce that there was nothing bad.
As I watched the trades today I could not help but be reassured as every share that was dumped was instantly picked up. Who was the losers? The ones that sold, or the ones that picked them up cheap?
I am a business man and I understand making plans. Some of them come in good and some don't. It's not necessary that all the plans hit the target. It is necessary that you plan. That way you are always moving forward and have the ability to adjust.
I like Gerald. Nobody can meet every expectation, even his own I am sure. But he is working and I am betting on him and all the other AMBS personnel. Most of them are working for shares, they have plenty to lose...
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