RE:RE:Investingonions7777 wrote: Buying a penny stock is also not considered nor defined as "investing". If you truly want to invest you buy into a company that pays dividends, not one that is so obviously manipulated to flip for profit. I've already flipped this once today on the nasdaq. Bought @.0356 in Premarket and sold for .041 an hour later. Sure, it wasn't a 2000% gain, but I walked away with 700 bucks. And will continue to do that over and over for the next few weeks or until I get bored of it.
If some miracle falls from the sky, and this stock actually sees a 2-3 cent increase again, SELL!!!
Then flip until you can make your losses back. NVCN is on thin ice, and if you hold through the reverse split you will lose even more.
The best part about you Onions is you typically show up (lotrrally minutes apart) when that other dipsh!t does Rimbus shows his face. What also is funny is how your tune changed from literally two weeks ago. Based off what, frequency on the candlesticks? Why dont you paint it out for us less fortunate people who dont understand exactly why you choose to "flip" instead of hold. And why only for 700 at a time? That doesnt seem like a whole lot for someone so dead certain you can flip this for profits so easily..... the irony.