Re: How we get to $1.00 per share
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posted on
Aug 25, 2012 08:12PM
I appreciate your frankness and obviously you are doing your due dilligence. Speculative penny stocks are historically crap shoots, that's why they cost what they do. Don't need to tell you this I'm sure, but speaking of craps there is a better way to double your money in the minds of many. Two examples: Sit down at the blackjack table, put $10,000 down and deal'em. Chances of winning are 42%. Example number two is sit down at the Roulette table and place $10,000 on either black or red. Chances there are better - 49%. Personally, I like poker because why would I bet before seeing the cards? Anyway, GNH was pumped to $.90, its now $.09, UC has been at or below $.20 for years. I prefer revenue producing companies (which we now are) I prefer a company that is joining with successful partners (which we are) and I prefer risking speculative cash and forgetting about it. When (if) it hits the predetermined cash-out number, the computer kicks in and does it for me. That way as an example , if I own 400,000 @ average of $.06 and it goes to say $.10, 240,000 get sold and the rest I keep for free. On to the next investment (gamble) and see what it does. I am NOT a professional stock player by any means nor am I a paid pumper, I have a real job. I just happen to think (and it is only my opinion) that $.05 for this stock is in a better position than others.
Hope this doesn't sound like a sermon, meant only as insight into one contributors philosophy on these things.
Best regards,