RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:wannabe
Thats my point. And there never was going to be enough momentum to liquidate it. And guess what, next time there won't be enough volume either. And you are probably going to miss the boat then too. My guess is this is the most you've ever invested into a company and you probably have too many shares. Your never going to be able to sell them all at the top. And good luck getting your order filled when you place your entire position in one block like an amateur. So what I predict will happen on the next swing, is that a bunch of you with way too many shares will try and put 50% to 100% of your position in one sell order, and you'll both completely kill the momentum and not get your order filled. Then you'll complain about management for another 8 months until it swings again and you screw it up again! And the cycle will continue in perpetuity. You simply will not have the finess to play it right and I bet you thats your biggest fear. Do yourself a favour and plan an exit strategy this time. Here I'll help you. Calculate what your going to make if you sell 100% of your position at 4 dollars. Now calculate what you'd make if you sold 10% every 20 cents between $2 and $4 dollars. Here's the short answer, you get 77.5% of the profits compared to if you sold it all at $4 bucks but atleast you are liquidating and your not going to be left holding the bag waiting for a price target we won't reach. Hope that helps you out next time, little buddy!