I don’t have a problem with people questioning t
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Posted On: 07/12/2018 9:51:37 AM
I don’t have a problem with people questioning the company. If everyone was honest about it, we all have had our doubts. That said, many of us have a lot of blood in the game, are actually down quite a bit (having not bought in December) and still think the company is going to make it. (Myself included.)
The saying, “Faint heart never won fair lady,” applies here. Is betting on ANDI a risky move? Sure it is. But the profit potential reflects that. We are here to make a profit, right?
Can a reasonable person look at the company’s performance without examining the various attacks that have hit the stock and run away screaming the sky is falling? Sure. There are many Chicken Littles on lieHub.
Can a reasonable person look at the facts of what the company is doing and see that it is operating on something bigger than just phones? Yep. Most of us here realize that.
We have all watched the organized criminals of the world profit as they shorted and distorted this and other stocks we have invested in on the OTC. Take a gander at what happened to nFusz. The organized criminals couldn’t doom it at $.03 so they tried to at $3.00. They did the same thing to AMD for years before its recent run.
Then we have unethical practices by supposed Market Makers, who likely coordinate and take money under the table to short stocks and damage company values for additional profit. Crazy talk? Not really. They were caught doing this a few weeks ago, and it hasn’t stopped them yet.
In short: yes you can talk down ANDI until you are blue in the face because it isn’t where you wish it was, but at some point you begin to contribute to the malicious efforts of the coordinated criminals. That is incredibly self-defeating, akin to shooting yourself in the foot or cutting off your nose to spite your own face. Never do that, it makes you look silly and destroys your reputation.
If you have blood in the game and are dissatisfied, you need to decide what your exit point is and plan for it. I have done this with a couple of stocks. I didn’t scream or shout. I simply took the loss, moved my money out, and invested more diligently the next time.
I am staying in ANDI precisely because I can look at the potential and see that if I hold long term, it is quite likely to be very profitable. All I need at this point is some patience, some tea, and some more patience. Have you tried patience yet? It is hard to hold onto but so worth it in the long run.
The saying, “Faint heart never won fair lady,” applies here. Is betting on ANDI a risky move? Sure it is. But the profit potential reflects that. We are here to make a profit, right?
Can a reasonable person look at the company’s performance without examining the various attacks that have hit the stock and run away screaming the sky is falling? Sure. There are many Chicken Littles on lieHub.
Can a reasonable person look at the facts of what the company is doing and see that it is operating on something bigger than just phones? Yep. Most of us here realize that.
We have all watched the organized criminals of the world profit as they shorted and distorted this and other stocks we have invested in on the OTC. Take a gander at what happened to nFusz. The organized criminals couldn’t doom it at $.03 so they tried to at $3.00. They did the same thing to AMD for years before its recent run.
Then we have unethical practices by supposed Market Makers, who likely coordinate and take money under the table to short stocks and damage company values for additional profit. Crazy talk? Not really. They were caught doing this a few weeks ago, and it hasn’t stopped them yet.
In short: yes you can talk down ANDI until you are blue in the face because it isn’t where you wish it was, but at some point you begin to contribute to the malicious efforts of the coordinated criminals. That is incredibly self-defeating, akin to shooting yourself in the foot or cutting off your nose to spite your own face. Never do that, it makes you look silly and destroys your reputation.
If you have blood in the game and are dissatisfied, you need to decide what your exit point is and plan for it. I have done this with a couple of stocks. I didn’t scream or shout. I simply took the loss, moved my money out, and invested more diligently the next time.
I am staying in ANDI precisely because I can look at the potential and see that if I hold long term, it is quite likely to be very profitable. All I need at this point is some patience, some tea, and some more patience. Have you tried patience yet? It is hard to hold onto but so worth it in the long run.
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