RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Congrats! gdaymate wrote: Really looking forward to watching you chase this above 0.05. Guy buys shares in a plant-based food company then proceeds to state "we humans require meat in our diet". You're definitely not a nutritionist, scientist or investor, that is for certain LOL.
Hey “gdaymate”,
Notthatbright (NTB) is “on & off” more than all the light switches in my house so sometimes he is hard to follow.
Notthatbright wrote: Post# 34393936 – Feb 3rd Holding this much longer than you...
Average down big time. When I see fit to take a profit and some skin out of the game, I pounce. GL
Notthatbright wrote: Post# 34406062 – Feb 7th LOL a 10 year horizon, what price point you expect? We Humans require MEAT in our diet. Many people want gluten free products.
I flipped my .025 for a sizable profit. It is now holding .04 and I will be a buyer again % much lower.
If NTB has been holding NSP for as long as he suggests and averaged down big time, most likely his ACB is a lot higher than .025 no matter how much he bought at .025.
Note that he says he “
flipped my .025” for a sizable profit”, that is very specific. So let’s assume that he was a
sly old fox and pounced on .05 for a double – unless his ACB for all his NSP holdings was under .05 there was no profit.
If you ignore ACB and look at his .025 share purchases in isolation as the only shares he sold then he is at least better off in $$ terms. I’ve used that rationalization a few times myself when I needed some $$ and had to sell some shares!
Even better for him if actually does buy back in lower than his recent selling price, however, I repeat what I said to “bagcheese”:
I doubt you will see .025 again, maybe .03 if you are lucky. JMO ;<) If he doesn’t buy back in and ends up chasing above .05, well, that will be better for the rest of us ;<) *****
Be safe! *****
“Living in the sunshine” Always DYODD DKM