Post by
Profit79 on Jan 28, 2021 10:39am
Why cant we all commit to buying up all shares
Just saying, I have been holding since 2007 and adding every dip. Why cant we all commit and just keep buying ALL the cheap shares. Its simple math mates, theres only so many shares. If we buy the majority of them, the sky is the limit. Im adding daily here.
Comment by
fordtrucks on Jan 28, 2021 10:47am
and with your statement profit people will buy buy buy and then you can sell as you please its not fare to ask people to think like you when none of us have a clue who any one is example i read Lou's post as they are very well thought out but i dont know him to buy on his work that will make sense to me when i see it
Comment by
fordtrucks on Jan 28, 2021 11:22am
2006 for me lol i'm not giving you a hard time but really who are you are you a pumper or a basher at heart who am i hope you see my point i do agree with yuo but i wouldnt waste my breath being seriuos unless you post a news clip and comment on it lol
Comment by
fordtrucks on Jan 28, 2021 11:58am
so with that being said it will be what it is and we will get our wish it only takes one person who doesnt understand and slso needs money now that will spoil your thought. they will pay later when they realized they dumped when they should have been booosting lol i know of two such people they are in this stock it will be as it is
Comment by
Profit79 on Jan 28, 2021 12:14pm
Yeah its just sad because in reality if we were all on the same page we would collectively be all better off. I will continue accumulating 10k-20k at a time. Whenever it dips
Comment by
fordtrucks on Jan 28, 2021 12:22pm
some people believe they can sell a few high and buy a few low what you think about that maybe thats what your doing as long as you grow your volume just saying
Comment by
Profit79 on Jan 28, 2021 12:48pm
I just think that flipping .005 of a cent over and over is not really conducive to making REAL money. The volume on shares trading hands at that spread doesnt equate to big gains. My two cents.