RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Industry actionSo TrustAlpha, what you are saying is that your post-shock trauma prevents you from seeing any difference between buying OILS on mere promises at 61 cents years ago and buying the same stock today when the company is in really good shape at 16 cents a share. No difference. And that you will continue hitting the same nail for the rest of your life. OK, I can see that.
So not the guy to turn a corner on a dime. Like we all have to do when investing in mining stock when suddenly the company hits the mother lode; or investing in biotech when suddenly a prospect medicine gets approve; or investing in foreign currencies when suddenly war is declared. Not sure what is left for one to invest in, if one can't see the tide changing.
I don't mean to be rude, just following up on your numerous discouraging posts. Would you really bash the company if you hadn't lost your money and bought today at 16 cents? I honestly doubt it. Food for thought.