rdkl18, Integracer was correct, just carrying on a

rdkl18, Integracer was correct, just carrying on about multiplying by 10-easy for us weak-minded folks. I am the last person you should seek advice from about stock, but I don't mind sharing what I think. First, I plan to never be without some shares of himr. Lets suppose I have 10 million shares, and our price skyrockets, which to us could be .12-.15 cents or it could be 10-12 dollars. I will naturally sell some of those shares at a cetain price, but not to just get even. Lets suppose you have $1,500 tied up in himr and several million shares. Why sell like 1 million shares just to say you're even when 3-6 months those 1 million shares could be worth 10 times what you sold them for. Now all the smart traders will jump in and say, oh, always get at least your investment back." Why? If you can't afford to lose it all, you shouldn't be here. But My plan is to sell like 1 million shares at .012, which is $12,000 and pay some bills. Then another million at maybe .05 to buy things with, then 1 million shares at like .10 to really have some money. Now I have sold 3 million shares, have $162,000 I have taken out and still have 7 millions shares left. I also plan to keep a few bucks left in my account so if we have a fairly big dip in price one day, I can instantly buy back in at a lesser price. As I said earlier, I have instructed my son that when me and my wife our in Heaven, he knows how to access my account and I have made him a co account holder so he can buy or sell my stock. I made sure he understood keep at least 1 million shares as long as you can-could be worth $20.00 per shares at you and your 2 sisters retirement age-what a nice 20 million dollar retirement. Just a simply ole redneck's way of looking at things. Good luck on your plans.