well, fatkatz, you've been in the otc game a lot l

well, fatkatz, you've been in the otc game a lot longer than me, so who am i to say. but with reverse mergers, there's probably two schools of thought: people who accumulate and hold their shares for a home run and then people who sell (a portion or all) on spikes and buy when it dips down again. these rm plays do tend to have a pattern of fomo spikes and despair valleys and i try to play those, but i have missed out on major moves that way (hraa for one). impossible to predict what something is going to do--which i know you know! and definitely impossible to predict price targets on this one--wow egoc is complicated.

that said, i will have a plan set out to take some profits on moves, which i do for everything because i am cautious by nature. i took some profits with egoc when it spiked after becoming current.