Well said! The bottom line is that small c
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Posted On: 10/26/2015 11:36:33 AM
Re: Crawford 04 #11515
Well said!
The bottom line is that small companies are susceptible to some downward pressure simply based on the fact that they are small. That pressure is always present, so it cannot be the cause of every downturn, any more than it contributes to an upswing.
IMO...big money is smart money. It does not take unnecessary risk without a justification in a potential reward. On time quarterlies, even without stellar numbers, can build confidence in how a company functions. Audited financials, that match up well with company reported numbers, create a more solid base of confidence. In the end, big money/smart money is always doing the TIME VALUE calculation. It will only come and stay when the numbers dictate it is prudent to do so. I found this stock back when it traded 50M shares in a couple of days. I have hung around since that time, but own less than half the shares(low 6 figures) I had at my high point. I too, think it is worth the risk, but will not go BIG until the numbers(audited) dictate that move. I was hoping to get a quarterly that justified an increase now, but time has taken my attention elsewhere.
The bottom line is that small companies are susceptible to some downward pressure simply based on the fact that they are small. That pressure is always present, so it cannot be the cause of every downturn, any more than it contributes to an upswing.
IMO...big money is smart money. It does not take unnecessary risk without a justification in a potential reward. On time quarterlies, even without stellar numbers, can build confidence in how a company functions. Audited financials, that match up well with company reported numbers, create a more solid base of confidence. In the end, big money/smart money is always doing the TIME VALUE calculation. It will only come and stay when the numbers dictate it is prudent to do so. I found this stock back when it traded 50M shares in a couple of days. I have hung around since that time, but own less than half the shares(low 6 figures) I had at my high point. I too, think it is worth the risk, but will not go BIG until the numbers(audited) dictate that move. I was hoping to get a quarterly that justified an increase now, but time has taken my attention elsewhere.
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