dangerwell - I don't know your story but be careful. Sometimes investors let speculators extract all potential gains from them. Don't buy at the top and hold dead money underwater for years hoping it will come back. Nobody ever went broke taking profits and buying back in when the irrational exuberance fades away. Keep in mind that when this stock is not in the newspapers it is extremely non-liquid with sometimes only 1000 shares trading daily (due to a very low float) - yes that is like 1000-fold less volume then what we are seeing this week. A big investor making an exit under these condiions will devestate the share price, so yes, this is in every sense becoming an unstable bubble that may hurt lots of unsuspecting folks that get sucked into the hysteria propogated by day traders.
I am holding my position regardless as I watched it go from 13 ->0.5 and back up to todays price. Thankfully I averaged down and am no longer underwater and I will continue to hold as I am a long term invester. I just hate day traders as their greed tends to seriously hurt real long term investors ...
Moneyman007 wrote: I'm not going anywhere Friday. I actually live in the area. This is what I do.
im an equipment operator in the mines.
Im holding on for a long time.
lets see what happens. Good luck