RE:You got lucky, not smart Every midcap in the space pretty much did this and better. You holding from $50 to .27 cents was gambling These high returns are common for commodity pricing cycles. But one has to learn to buy at the bottom, not the top Unlucky. Valuing the future performance of a company based on your mistake from the past takes a special kind of ignorance. Aren’t you tired of posting your delusions here?
Unlucky13 wrote: Buying at 27 cents for that kind of return was luck, you easily could have lost it all and were truly gambling at that point. If I were you I would sell and take the money and run. To make 466 percent is amazing and unheard of but if a stock goes down 99 percent it needs to go up 100 times to get back to even and that's where I am at. So going up 4.5 times from the bottom is just a drop in the bucket and not even close.