My 2 cents: First of all, I am very grateful for
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Posted On: 01/11/2019 11:29:49 AM
My 2 cents:
First of all, I am very grateful for this board. I thank all of you. I learned a lot from all of you. There are some serious and knowledgeable investors here. This kept me sane and allowed me to hang on to GNBT for all these years.
I started investing in Generex in 2006. Like most of us here, I had tons of shares of GNBT. Still haven't sold a single share. My wife let me know about this too at every opportunity she gets.
In 2014, for some project that I started, I declared out of the blue that the stock will one day reach $10 to fund the project. My wife corrected me and said, $100. This was totally crazy as we all know, GNBT was already trading on its way to pennies.
I stopped paying attention to the stock for the last few years and resigned to lose all the money invested in the company. It's not hard to do after years of despair. But one thing I knew, I will hold until the bitter end. I went through the reverse split, the frustrations with the incompetence of management, etc..
And then in November, GNBT reached $25. That brought me back to paying attention to Generex again. I always had hope because I knew Joe had his own money tied up in Generex when he was working with Seahawks Capital.
Today, I have more hope in Generex than ever. I like what I see. I believe Joe sincerely wants this company to succeed and make money for all of us.
Seeing real people with real lives on Linkedin working for NuGenerex gives me even more hope for this company. This is no longer some outfit in Toronto, Canada out of reach for most of us.
This is a company that hundreds of workers are staking their lives on. This is very sobering. Credit goes to Joe.
This is not an investment for the faint of heart. The company prospects are much better than before. But like the writer on Seeking Alpha, Thompson, said, only invest money you can afford to lose.
I added some shares after the dividends when the stock was trading around $1.
.
First of all, I am very grateful for this board. I thank all of you. I learned a lot from all of you. There are some serious and knowledgeable investors here. This kept me sane and allowed me to hang on to GNBT for all these years.
I started investing in Generex in 2006. Like most of us here, I had tons of shares of GNBT. Still haven't sold a single share. My wife let me know about this too at every opportunity she gets.
In 2014, for some project that I started, I declared out of the blue that the stock will one day reach $10 to fund the project. My wife corrected me and said, $100. This was totally crazy as we all know, GNBT was already trading on its way to pennies.
I stopped paying attention to the stock for the last few years and resigned to lose all the money invested in the company. It's not hard to do after years of despair. But one thing I knew, I will hold until the bitter end. I went through the reverse split, the frustrations with the incompetence of management, etc..
And then in November, GNBT reached $25. That brought me back to paying attention to Generex again. I always had hope because I knew Joe had his own money tied up in Generex when he was working with Seahawks Capital.
Today, I have more hope in Generex than ever. I like what I see. I believe Joe sincerely wants this company to succeed and make money for all of us.
Seeing real people with real lives on Linkedin working for NuGenerex gives me even more hope for this company. This is no longer some outfit in Toronto, Canada out of reach for most of us.
This is a company that hundreds of workers are staking their lives on. This is very sobering. Credit goes to Joe.
This is not an investment for the faint of heart. The company prospects are much better than before. But like the writer on Seeking Alpha, Thompson, said, only invest money you can afford to lose.
I added some shares after the dividends when the stock was trading around $1.
.
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