I am about 2/3 of the way through the SHAC video.
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Listen, I am long, no doubt. I can't flip a pancake, let alone flip a stock. Am I the most hardcore long here? No, I admit that. Have I sold a share? Not one. Have I thought about it? Yes, I am almost embarrassed to say, for a fleeting moment, especially during last week. But I just can't. This company just seems too good to let go now. Before I purchased my first share, I told myself that this could be rocky but you're in it for the long haul. It's the OTC after all. Well, now it's rocky (the stock price, not the company. Remember that!). What did I tell myself that I would do? Are you going to back out of the promise you made to yourself (as long as the fundamentals remained solid, which they are)?
Sometimes, the human emotion side of me is at odds with the investor side of me. I've addressed my thoughts in a prior post. Those thoughts have morphed a little bit since the SHAC. I am even more secure in my investment as a result.
This SHAC was very valuable because it addresses a lot of misconceptions and/or provides even more clarity, not only for the new or prospective investor but for those who have been involved with a long-term goal in mind. It certainly cleared up some of the questions in my head and answered questions that I didn't even have. So far, I have thought a couple times, "Huh, didn't think about that but that's a good explanation."
SHEEPWOLF's summary is outstanding but watch the video. It's too detailed for a summary to do it complete justice.