Penny players from our nFusz OTCQX days, continue
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Posted On: 06/28/2020 8:20:35 AM
Penny players from our nFusz OTCQX days, continue to inundate message board “air waves”.
Carrying a $VERB position that they hoped would return a handsome profit, expeditiously, isn’t in the cards they hold...and they’re pissed.
It’s everyone’s fault except their own….and, no one seems to care.
Corporate management sucks, business plan outdated, insufficient marketing, haphazard budgeting and financing practices, ulterior motives and self serving agendas...yada, yada, yada, yaba-daba-do.
Bullshit… “getoverit”, and don’t cry me a river.
Stand up and be counted, take responsibility for your decisions….and, please, try not to piss and moan.
Many of us are in your boat, with a cost basis, and $$$ invested, that could be considerably higher...don’t sweat over your paper loss, rather, look to the future for substantial up-side potential and blue skies.
Believe me, there are a multitude of justifiably wonderful objective reasons to stay the course …. even a small effort and investigative research will uncover many hidden informative gems that will shine bright.
As Warren Buffett says…. “Don’t sell on Market dips and volatile times.”
Warren Buffett: Just Looking At The Price Is Not Investing | CNBC - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qm0jktMIYlk
Don’t panic and know why you invested in the business originally, and have the patience and fortitude to persevere.
Spending one’s time constructively, rather than destructively, just might be the key to success.
….and try not to sweat the small stuff.
It’s not a loss until you jump ship….so don’t cash out and run. Stay in the game, and continue to support your investment, while doing further intensive DD, that will ultimately take the sting away.
Investing is a rough business. Tough skin is needed at times...and calluses built up from previous financial endeavors, business ventures, and Market decisions, work wonders.
Use the experience gained, to help guide you through the difficult periods...and as the veritable Peter Lynch says.... “Know what you own, and know why you own it”
Peter Lynch - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Lynch
I know $VERB well, practically intimately, and the abundant reasons why I’m a co-owner…..never wavering in my confidence concerning our company, the direction we’re headed, and prospects for massive shareholder value increases.
IM strong O, it’s all coming together beautifully!
PS To anyone that cares and gives a shit, $VERB continues to be one of my investments I’m most excited about…..and now, more than ever!
Carrying a $VERB position that they hoped would return a handsome profit, expeditiously, isn’t in the cards they hold...and they’re pissed.
It’s everyone’s fault except their own….and, no one seems to care.
Corporate management sucks, business plan outdated, insufficient marketing, haphazard budgeting and financing practices, ulterior motives and self serving agendas...yada, yada, yada, yaba-daba-do.
Bullshit… “getoverit”, and don’t cry me a river.
Stand up and be counted, take responsibility for your decisions….and, please, try not to piss and moan.
Many of us are in your boat, with a cost basis, and $$$ invested, that could be considerably higher...don’t sweat over your paper loss, rather, look to the future for substantial up-side potential and blue skies.
Believe me, there are a multitude of justifiably wonderful objective reasons to stay the course …. even a small effort and investigative research will uncover many hidden informative gems that will shine bright.
As Warren Buffett says…. “Don’t sell on Market dips and volatile times.”
Warren Buffett: Just Looking At The Price Is Not Investing | CNBC - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qm0jktMIYlk
Don’t panic and know why you invested in the business originally, and have the patience and fortitude to persevere.
Spending one’s time constructively, rather than destructively, just might be the key to success.
….and try not to sweat the small stuff.
It’s not a loss until you jump ship….so don’t cash out and run. Stay in the game, and continue to support your investment, while doing further intensive DD, that will ultimately take the sting away.
Investing is a rough business. Tough skin is needed at times...and calluses built up from previous financial endeavors, business ventures, and Market decisions, work wonders.
Use the experience gained, to help guide you through the difficult periods...and as the veritable Peter Lynch says.... “Know what you own, and know why you own it”
Peter Lynch - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Lynch
I know $VERB well, practically intimately, and the abundant reasons why I’m a co-owner…..never wavering in my confidence concerning our company, the direction we’re headed, and prospects for massive shareholder value increases.
IM strong O, it’s all coming together beautifully!
PS To anyone that cares and gives a shit, $VERB continues to be one of my investments I’m most excited about…..and now, more than ever!
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