re:"Risk has nothing to do with it...."
I beg to differ. Risk is something that is personal to every investor regarding every investment they make.
Investing in penny stocks is the highest of all risk to the investor.
As an investor in penny stocks you do not have risk if you have the $ power to cover the losses/loss of that investment. Your nose/pride may take a kicking but you can still pay the bills and put food on the table,etc. You would have no risk if you managed a double,sold half your stocks to hold paid up shares. If the SP dips below the book, you will undoubtedly have your risk tolerance jump into high intensity concern. If the company has shown some good moves in its business plan and is showing the rewards for that in an SP rise which preferably holds somewhat,then your risk tolerance will subside and you will feel the world is according to hoil.
TMG fits that latter scenario at present IMO. Because of an adaptive change in their business plan, in particular their sales approach, the news releases have not been as frequent as we would want. I will wait to find out if the business plan continues to maintain low debt,higher cash flow,ability to finance the fiscal year ,and into the next.
Nobody wants to lose their money. You do have to assess where your risk level sits and be able to live with it. Not too many penny stocks suceed, that is fact, not alternative fact to be
taken lightly.
Just all IMO.