Clarocity Corp CLRYF

"Sell and move on" is silly advice at best...

[Kobedog1]

It usually comes from folks who have risked a few hundred dollars. Holding is often the rational choice. Folks who have substantial money committed face this option. I am in that position. In life difficult situations always recall that the only rational choice is to choose the lesser of two evils. Another way to express this is: "Do the least damage". To advise strangers to sell and move on without knowing their financial position is to expose yourself as ignorant and/or uncaring. We have both kinds of blogger on this board. My advice to those who are in a controlling position, in any company, (and I have been in this position on three occasions) one ought to consider that when the wrong person decides they have been abused, the abuser is at risk that a phone call is made and somebody gets on a plane and finds the abuser .... anybody can be found.