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Your post really summarizes my feelings about HITS at the present moment. I understand people's desire to lock in profits and, basically, avoid the risk of downturn, but HITS is not your everyday co. nor stock. In the past two years, there have been numerous examples of stocks, especially in the internet sector, that were simply better off held long-term. After run-ups with stocks like CMGI, AOL, EBAY, AMZN, YHOO, NSOL, DCLK, ABOV, GNET, and the list goes on & on, people locked in profits and continued to miss serious run-ups. HITS in not in the league with CMGI & AOL yet, however it is in the position right now to have reached $50 easily in its first day of trading had it undergone an IPO. All this translates into is that it very well can reach these much higher levels, it will simply take longer (ie. time to file for NASDAQ listing). HITS is the real deal. I cannot stop repeating it because I truly believe it. In the internet world, a company simply MUST HAVE A LOT GOING FOR IT TO BECOME PROFITABLE SO EARLY. HITS has a lot going for it and it will command higher prices by its own merit. Having said that, I would like to make it clear I am not hyping this stock, HITS will hype itself over the course of the next few days, weeks, months and years.
Best of luck to all HITS long-term shareholders(future millionaires?),
JUST DOC'S THOUGHTS |
