Bill ...
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Could you please post this on SI for me?ÿ Hi.ÿ My name is Jason, and I just started investing in ICVI on Monday after reading some rumors about the PR that came out on Thursday morning, and after doing some quick investigating on the SI thread.ÿ I am in for 48,505 shares at about .095.ÿ My initial goal was to sell once/if the stock moved to $1.ÿ Then, when I read the PR, I set my sights on $2.50.ÿ Now, after hearing some of the reports that guys like Macker have added since, I am looking at holding until I see at least $10, depending on what is released in any upcoming press releases.ÿ My primary objective in investing in the stockmarket is to make some money to allow me to buy the house of my dreams (right now I live with my parents, and will be moving into a townhouse/condo for a while later this summer).ÿ I believe that ICVI - or whatever the new ticker symbol will be when the company name is officially changed to Mountain Energy - could be the vehicle that I've been looking for to help me attain my goal.ÿ I've made some stupid mistakes over the last couple of years in the stockmarket, and have lost A LOT of money!ÿ However, I've learned a lot, and now consider myself to be a pretty decent investor, as I feel that my investment in this company at .095 per share was a very wise and soon-to-be profitable move.ÿ I just started trading pennies a few months ago, and it is a brutal and unforgiving business, compared to trading stocks on the larger exchanges.ÿ But, every once in a while you find a gem such as this one, and you just can't help but feel proud about what you've discovered, and be in awe of the potential of your investment!ÿ I am holding until my feelings about this stock change, which would have to mean either the fundamentals have changed, or the stock price has reached my "goal", which may also change if the fundamentals change in a positive way!
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SI lurker, Jason, signing off ...
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P.S.ÿ Great job to all you guys who are kind enough to share your DD with the rest of us "little guys"!ÿ You know who you are.ÿ And, for everyone else ... remember:ÿ this is a whole new company now, and a whole new ballgame! |
