RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Press the EASY buttonretinov, I can see how you can make a rookie feel like a million bucks. Now pay attention if you do not suffer from ADHD. When you buy a stock for the first time and you pay .5 cents and you sell for .7 cents, you have made .2 cents profit and if you bought a .5 cent stock X, an average trader should have at least 25,000 shares. Many would have 500,00 to a million shares. Do the math for a measley 500,000 shares and see how many pennies that individual made.
Now, you do not have any of that 2-penny stock. Stock X picks momentum and moved to .10 cents. Since you do not have any X shares, you may decide to buy at .10 cents. It is as if you are buying stock X for the first time. Only idiots would look at that negatively, as the profit is in the pocket that you could be investing in other stocks so that you do not have all your eggs in one basket. To say that person is stupid because he bought at .10 cents is moronic.
Good day Retinow. Did you get it? Honestly, I doubt it.