RE:RE:RE:RE:TCF...Will be volatile!!! Dont Fall in LOVE..TRADE IT!!!Yes Jermiah...your points are correct...First rule is never refer to these speculative penny stocks as "Investments"..this is simply gambling and these type of stocks must be traded often...never never held long term for years...whether it's daily or weekly..maybe holding a month. Set a price to exit and stick with that plan. When hits it or very close to it with a 30 or 50%..profit.....It Must be a Sell...if the story is that good and you feel confident, then you wait and see if it comes back down much lower than what you sold it for. Then buy back in and take another gamble or you move on too another play...and do the same process. These stocks as you have seen are highly volatile and very liquid with large volumes being traded, making it very easy for the so-called day trades to get in and out. Then one has to think of the markets in general ...as corrupt...as they do prey on innocent retail buyers who many believe and trust the CEOs and analysts coverage and the target prices they set, along with the heavy advertising and webinars done by the company's. These activities believe it or not is the norm. That why I have stated on many occasions not to fall in love with the company, especially its CEO...My advise is to be a trader with these penny stocks...This is what I do...even knowing the unfair markets and risks and disadvantage for retail investors...LEARN TO PLAY THEIR GAME...and never wait for the music to stop and fine yourself without a chair for you to sit...like many penny stocks I have been involved in ..The music with most highly speculative companies do eventually stop and at the end many are holding worthless shares, as many just HOLD for to long..and then bankruptcy around the corner. Penny stocks are not to be viewed as Investments...and one should not be in a certain stock for to long...maybe months,..not Held for YEARS....Just my take...