"You can't win if you're not in the game." Well put, Mark.
My own experience is witness to the above remark. I purchased NETZ last fall for as low as 17.5. Grabbed some more twice in the 20's and once at .44. For months I carried a really good NETZ position. But, literally hours before it popped to well over a buck, I withdrew my entire NETZ account and put all of that money into a pharmaceutical merger. I missed the pop! My money was elsewhere. To make matters worse, the FTC denied the merger. Indeed, the epitomy of a bummer!
When I finally got back into NETZ, I was averaged at 7/8. I've now averaged down to .63. I guarantee you, I'm not gonna miss the next pop. I'm in this game all the way.
And yes, Aleta, most if not all of us will get our original money back and ride NETZ the rest of the way for free--please don't think everyone on this thread is stupid. I say this only because you were complementing someone's strategy on doing just that, but I remind you that we would all like to share in such an opportunity.
And I should note that what you read above, is precisely why you all find me persistent on this thread.
Good luck to all in the game. And I hope those of you who haven't yet purchased NETZ will find a good way to get in, without having to pay an arm and a leg for it.
And to Jon Tara? I still think you should at least buy one share just so you can gain parity on the board. Hm, what would one originally purchased share of Macdonald's be worth today? All that money plus the quality of argument! What more could you ever desire? Don't answer that, as I know there's much more in life that is desireable. |
