John White,
I hope You and All the FNTNer's had a Merry Christmas!
Anyone who backed up the Truck at low @ 0.10 / 0.11 made a good profit yesterday if they sold around 0.42....
Of course I suspect that no one is selling, awaiting much higher returns next year.
Though sometimes it makes sense to sell and make up earlier losses.
Or selling shares purchased at much higher prices and using it for a Tax Loss in 1999 could be beneficial to some also......
Either way buying at 0.11 was a win win situation.
$5000 @ 0.11 = 45,454 Shares
45,454 X $2.20 (old high) = $99,998.
John,
Ole NTAH is doing pretty good holding around $0.27, considering the SB2A has still not been filed. Though as I stated on the RB many times, the closer it gets to the Fully Reporting Deadline of Jan.31 the lower it will go, it can't stay where it is, or go much higher. Pre-Reverse split price is what? $0.5 cents! As I mentioned I sold all but 100 shares right after the reverse at $1.00. And will backup the truck, when it gets near the low next month.
Having Ed keep me posted of projects, deals, and any new features of Cybersensor, unsolicited, or answering any email I write him is an invaluable asset. You just can't put a price on it.
Buying NTAH at it's low, I just maybe able to own more than Maark! Cybersensor has an excellent future, and with the pilot projects with 3 Major Oil Companies, The National Weather Service, the largest Traffic Count Co. in the US, Bager Metering the largest Utility Meter Co. in the US, Equitable, and all the rest, NTAH will soar in the next year or 2. Not to mention Cybersensor's IPO next year.
But as with FNTN, with each share you buy, you buy an equal amount of patience.
Happy New Year John! And ALL
Regards,
JW@KSC |
