RE:RE:RE:Question for the veterans and long only?Pinoy97, I hope you also have a cash reserve that you don't use for investments? If not, let me answer like this, going all in works everytime, until it doesn't. No matter how good things look, they can go to hell from out of the blue in no time. I know a guy who was a millionaire, succeeded with every stock he touched, he then made one or two bad investment decisions and ended up collecting cans to buy food. As for your family, you don't say how much they have invested, but if they have gone all in from what you told them, how will you feel if something happens and Pyr goes up in smoke? You will be suicidal. Enron, Bre-X, hyperinflation, depression, a war with China/Russia, a deadly virus outbreak... oh wait... You know, when it goes bad, it goes bad. If you have a solid and steady income, then perhaps it is easier to invest hard in one stock, but if that disappears at the same time as sh*t hits the fan... Point is that having all your money in one stock sounds cool but is a gamble that is not worth the strain. But ithat's your choice, just be prepared for the pain you will feel if Murphy's Law happens.
/Dr.Doom :-)