<<isn't rmbs a much stronger company and stock than icge?
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I would certainly think so.....right now, that is like comparing apples to walnuts....who knows in a few years...lots of different scenarios could play out for both companies, but right now, they are not even comparable...
I assume your next question is going to be why I am long ICGE and not RMBS......well, the icge shares I hold are 100% free, since I traded this, took a small profit and left some free shares on the table to just let sit and see what happens in the long run......with rmbs, I will admitt that I made a mistake...not by selling at $10, as a 100+% profit in a very short time period is fine with me...but my mistake was since I had gotten over 100% on rmbs when it hit $10, I should have also kept a few 'free' shares on the table and see what happens, rather then to have sold my entire position.....but, no biggie.....Had I kept rmbs, I more then likely would have sold more, or the rest after it hit $20- $25...I more then likely would have been out and missed the run to mid to high $30's and back to $20ish anyway...after selling at $10 for over 100%, it would have been hard to keep even free shares riding once it got to $25.....can't lose by running away with profits....and if icge makes a decent run, I am sure I will run away when profits are decent...as it is, icge is in the crapper, so I'll just let my 'free' shares sit and see what happens.... |
