Thank you, Victor, for your encouraging response. I own 40,000 shares of Vasomedical at 1 3/4. I am going to have to wait for over a year, maybe a year and a half to take a profit, if there is one by then, or get eaten alive by taxes. Whatever I buy, I always, always, always, buy to hold. The traders who are in there for a fast buck, and the analysts, and brokers, who may have a conflict of inerest, often cause market fluctuations that don't sidetrack me from my goal. Short term activity of that kind is a risky random walk. With regard to a conflict of interest, it took me a long time to discover that my ex-brokers were often recommending stocks that their companies had already bought, which were part of their inventory, and that they wanted to sell me for a profit. By the time I got in, everyone else had made their move, the game was over, the band had left, and they were sweeping out the gym. I bought Vaso for only one reason. A non-invasive treatment for angina makes sense, especially when reputable major hospitals and doctors have already successfully tested it.
Kindesr regards,
Don Walster |
