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We're all entitled to our own opinions, so i respect yours. you invested your own money and you obviously want to make a nice return on that investment. thats very noble.

im not trying to figure out who the liar is simply because thats not my job as an investor. our job is to buy in low, sell high, not invest more than we can afford to lose.

You said you have a million at .0058. Did you buy in originally in Dec 2016 or more recently on the dip? or perhaps your .0058 is an average of all your buys. itll probably go lower before it goes up, but thats just investing. in fact, at any time, ICNB could release news and we jump up to .05 in a day. we just never know.

the reason most people dont make a dime investing is because they dont know when to sell. ive said it a billion times, so im sure some readers out there are thinking, "ohhh boyy.. here it comes again!"...

Theres this strange ideology in these boards of 'holding no matter what' and 'buying gift share prices'. the point of investing is to make money, so instead, we should be buying low and selling high; ignoring the little voice saying, "Dont sell! it may go higher!" .. because most times, it doesnt.

No CEO truly cares about the shareholders in pennyland. theyre not here to help us. i sold all ICNB shares awhile back and bought in recently around .0058. so in my case, i now own many more shares for the same price, but like you... im in the red. its just part of the game.

i think all ICNB needs is sale numbers; and it wont happen overnight. if the product is still selling, we'll go up in price. if we ever get bought out, i think we'll be just fine.

the haters are bashers who get paid to bash; simple as that. also, many times, these people want the price to drop so their groups can buy millions of shares. they then pump the stock, making it go up .005 or so, which earns them tens of thousands of dollars. repeat over and over.

in all, ICNB has a great product, management is typical in a OTC. as an investor, im not here long term. if the price goes back up, ill sell, and reinvest when it drops. repeat over and over.

again, the absolute hardest thing for the average investor is learning and understanding the concept of selling high and reinvesting low simply because they fear selling too early. this causes them to hold their shares during the price jump which ultimately leads to them losing money once the price drops.

perfect example, again.. is GIGL:

https://www.tradingview.com/chart/?symbol=gigl

Went from .0028 to .28 cents in four months. Investors were estatic; screaming DOLLAR LAND HERE WE COME!.. of course, the price dropped and its back to .02 today.

the problem here is, had a GIGL investor sold 700,000 shares @ .25, they would have made $175,000 . but now, they have to justify their mistake by saying things such as, "GIGL will go back up! Just watch!"

But my point is... why waste time having to hope for the price to go back up to .25 cents, when IT WAS ALREADY THERE!??

Had they sold, they could have reinvested $175,000 in @ .02 = 8,750,000 shares. if the price does go back up to .25 cents, they would have made $2,187,500 . Thats 2 MILLION DOLLARS on a $1,900 investment.

See my point? ICNB is no different. Buy low.... sell high... repeat.

i do it all the time and it works. Just did it last week:

Quote:
Sold all XRP 10/21 as a strategic measure. Will buy back in when it looks appropriate.

https://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=4808738

..and look.. XRP has fallen. I can now buy more for the same amount of money.

So to answer your question through this mumbling response of mine, treat ICNB as any other stock. ICNB isnt special. its not a gift. its a stock. know when to sell.

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