HANK, ITS REALLY VERY SIMPLE.
i invest in stocks to make a profit/
as should all investors.
yet, some stated they were attracted to prln for other
reasons. some for the social aspects.
now as to my thinking about what happened. i really have
no opinion on the matter. it happened as it happened.
since i can't change that, it does not borther me in
any way. thats the problem in investing in small
over the counter stocks.
if they go up you are a hero.
if they drop, blame others .
as to the actual future for prln..i thought i posted clearly, i
have no idea how it will play out yet. i do see that new
management took over. to a degree.
i do know that some stockholders control big blocks.
i do know i own the shares and the warrents and would like
something positive to happen to the stock price.
but, i invested, lost a great deal if i sell, and
intend to hold till i am ready to sell.
i even buy more shares from time to time. am i
recommending others to do so? of course not.
do i see a future for prln? not sure, but i still buy so
maybe that is an indication that i am bullish to the extent
that i think at 37 to 59 cents a share all it needs is any
kind of good news to pop to 75 cents.
will it happen? i have no idea except i , and only i
believe it may happen .
my reasons? none that are precise.
just that i find that if companies hit a bottom, mill
around at that low for some time.suddenly they give a
bounce for the ounce.
so hank, i repy the best of my typing ability.
i do not encourage others to buy, but i do that
a few , they keep e mailing me, want to talk about prln
to see if any developments are happening..
others prefer to dwell on the law case, crininals, and spooks/
me? just an average investor that is involved in
owning prln, long term.
even longer term then i thought
o, by the way, watch some take a line or sentence and
make "bales of hay" into it... |
