To: James Simonick who wrote (17599 ) 4/30/1999 1:50:00 AM From: The Flying Crane Read Replies (1) | Respond to
Hi everyone:"I'm making note of this irony now so as to remember this time after things take off. Then there will be excitement and great reactions, but strangely I will value this waiting period and want to remember it when it can be so easily forgotten." (knock on wood here… <knock, knock>) and the price is over $5.00, this stock will become eligible for "shorting" in the US. Simply because the stake is much higher for a lot more people, there will be all kind of battles going on. A lot of the regulars here, including me, will probably don't have the stomach or desire for such continuing war game.few shares to cover my cost and my entertainment expenses. The rest I will just ride it out as long as the fundamental supports it.thank everyone who finds my posts comforting and agreeable. When I write, I do not write with the purpose to please. What I contributed to the thread was based on how I personally felt at the moment. The only reason why my posts were agreeable was because you felt the same way! Moreover, not only do we think and feel the same way, we actually do something about it by buying and holding the stock through thick and thin. There was no magic on my posts, just some opinions that happened to be shared by many of you. Sometimes I rebutted others because I felt the other side of the coin had not been fairly presented. I always believe in looking at both sides of the coin . I believe my posts only served as a reminder to us why we bought this stock to begin with.To Each His Own is my way to remind everyone of this fact. It is always very easy to become so engrossed in the content of the thread that we forget our individual self. When that happens, we become just another sheep following the herd…"Please do your own due diligence as to our company and use caution when reading posts from unknown individuals." MUST do your own due diligence to earn it. If you don't do your own DD but simply listen to other posters' opinion to feel your way, you will not be able to stand firmly on your foundation when the turbulence appears… and the turbulence is always part of the stock market! Therefore, conviction is your only ally to avoid being stopped out in the OTC-BB battlefield. Now, this is my and my opinion only , if I don't have the conviction on any OTC-BB stock, I WILL NOT buy the stock, period. And if I have the conviction to buy any OTC-BB stock, I WILL NOT use stop. IMHO, there just isn't enough liquidity and volume in the OTC-BB market to make using stop an effective tool. Therefore, I am prepared to lose most of my money when I speculate in the long-term potential of any OTC-BB stock. And because of this, I will NEVER put 95% of my speculative money in any one OTC-BB stock no matter how tempting it is.
