GREY:BIXZF - Post by User
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Atheenaon Aug 21, 2010 6:23pm
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INVEST.
INVEST.
Cramer and some of us here think alike:
On the investing side, you might see some short-term declines, but that’s OK. The goal here is to bank profits over the longer term. So those dips are just a chance to buy more of the stock in question, provided you still believe in the thesis that brought you to it in the first place. And if the stock should rise in price, don’t take your money and run. Should your thesis hold true, there will be still more good news ahead for the company
Why do people want to question the company now? The time for skeptisim and clearing of positions based on mistrust was a few months ago when the stock price plumetted down to 1.30. It was at that point that some here felt that BXI management was not forthright in their communications with investors and thus not worth of trust.
BXI is within a few short weeks of a rubber hitting the road scenario. Why worry about 15-30 percent either way? The reality is that if you are an investor you HAVE to wait until at least end of 3rd quarter to see how things play out. Anything less would be pretty silly, AS AN INVESTOR.
Those of you who trade, I can't speak to that. I have never traded. I have a company to run and don't have the time for it at this stage in my life. One day I hope to trade as well as invest. BXI is a speculative investment that is 6-8 weeks away from clearing the path for some SERIOUS sp growth. Or not...thus speculative. I for one do not see this company as high risk. In 12 months this stock will have more than doubled and I'm sure there will be a whole new set of concerns from people who can't wait 5 minutes to let their investments simmer. Just like cooking all companies require time and process to achieve their end results. The roast has 8 minutes left in the oven. Let it finish cooking before you judge the final product. :)
Atheena