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[The Kerminator]

Please tell me one of you goons actually bought HEMP stock. It's going on a run.

Is it too late to get in HEMP?

 

[-fish-]

I love how when he gets excited he goes "who wants to get back into my cell phone scam!!"

Not really man, the only reason my scheme failed in the first place was because of a lack of available funds.

yeah, that's the only reason it failed.

 

[jon_mx]

Please tell me one of you goons actually bought HEMP stock. It's going on a run.

Is it too late to get in HEMP?

Not at all. The pumping and dumping will continue until every sucker has been fished.

 

[-fish-]

Please tell me one of you goons actually bought HEMP stock. It's going on a run.

Is it too late to get in HEMP?

Not at all. The pumping and dumping will continue until every sucker has been fished.

Can I use Bitcoins to buy HEMP?

 

[Eminence]

Please tell me one of you goons actually bought HEMP stock. It's going on a run.

Is it too late to get in HEMP?

I wouldn't touch it unless it opens at a loss.

 

[Eminence]

I love how when he gets excited he goes "who wants to get back into my cell phone scam!!"

Not really man, the only reason my scheme failed in the first place was because of a lack of available funds.

yeah, that's the only reason it failed.

Hahaha, since you're an expert on my former hobby. Please explain why I stopped and why it failed.

 

[Eminence]

Please tell me one of you goons actually bought HEMP stock. It's going on a run.

Is it too late to get in HEMP?

Not at all. The pumping and dumping will continue until every sucker has been fished.

Can I use Bitcoins to buy HEMP?

You're annoying man, leave. This is a legitimate thread. If anyone would have invested their money in me, I would have turned them a profit. Please don't come back, you're only muddying up the water.

The fact you're coming in here and making fun of my HEMP pick when it literally has shown ridiculous growth since the beginning of the year only serves to hurt your reputation. People who have followed this thread actually know I made a slam dunk on that pick.

Want to make fun of my Best Buy stock suggestion, too?

 

[-fish-]

I love how when he gets excited he goes "who wants to get back into my cell phone scam!!"

Not really man, the only reason my scheme failed in the first place was because of a lack of available funds.

yeah, that's the only reason it failed.

Hahaha, since you're an expert on my former hobby. Please explain why I stopped and why it failed.

you stopped because you're broke, you maxed out your credit card that you were using thinking that you profited by getting 3% cash back, and your turnover time was too slow.

 

[Eminence]

This time around, I'm swimming in excess capital.

my NET WORTH is approximately ($260).

I'm sorry you don't understand how business works.

Lay it out for me, Mr. Dimon.

It's pretty simple. Sometimes companies are upside-down, meaning that their liabilities exceed their assets. However, this does not mean that company is "bankrupt" because the company does have spending power.

In this instance, I have $4,500+ in cash available on-hand whether it be in stock, petty cash, or credit. I actually have legitimate funds available if I wanted to restart my used cell phone scheme.

 

[Eminence]

I love how when he gets excited he goes "who wants to get back into my cell phone scam!!"

Not really man, the only reason my scheme failed in the first place was because of a lack of available funds.

yeah, that's the only reason it failed.

Hahaha, since you're an expert on my former hobby. Please explain why I stopped and why it failed.

you stopped because you're broke, you maxed out your credit card that you were using thinking that you profited by getting 3% cash back, and your turnover time was too slow.

Nope, I stopped because I got banned from Amazon for canceling too many orders. Orders that I only canceled because I did not have the available cash to fufill the order. I was making a profit on every phone on top of the 2% cashback.

 

[jon_mx]

I love how when he gets excited he goes "who wants to get back into my cell phone scam!!"

Not really man, the only reason my scheme failed in the first place was because of a lack of available funds.

yeah, that's the only reason it failed.

Hahaha, since you're an expert on my former hobby. Please explain why I stopped and why it failed.

you stopped because you're broke, you maxed out your credit card that you were using thinking that you profited by getting 3% cash back, and your turnover time was too slow.

Nope, I stopped because I got banned from Amazon for canceling too many orders. Orders that I only canceled because I did not have the available cash to fufill the order. I was making a profit on every phone on top of the 2% cashback.

I am not sure what the difference is between what he said.

 

[Eminence]

I couldn't resist myself. I won another $100.00 betting on basketball tonight.

Chugga, chugga, chugga, chugga... Choo! Choo-...

https://scontent-b-ord.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-frc3/t1/1979654_10152649613078242_1483372244_n.jpg

 

[Eminence]

I love how when he gets excited he goes "who wants to get back into my cell phone scam!!"

Not really man, the only reason my scheme failed in the first place was because of a lack of available funds.

yeah, that's the only reason it failed.

Hahaha, since you're an expert on my former hobby. Please explain why I stopped and why it failed.

you stopped because you're broke, you maxed out your credit card that you were using thinking that you profited by getting 3% cash back, and your turnover time was too slow.

Nope, I stopped because I got banned from Amazon for canceling too many orders. Orders that I only canceled because I did not have the available cash to fufill the order. I was making a profit on every phone on top of the 2% cashback.

I am not sure what the difference is between what he said.

Then you're pretty slow my friend.

 

[Frostillicus]

I couldn't resist myself. I won another $100.00 betting on basketball tonight.

Chugga, chugga, chugga, chugga... Choo! Choo-...

https://scontent-b-ord.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-frc3/t1/1979654_10152649613078242_1483372244_n.jpg

Pics of redhead?

 

[jon_mx]

I couldn't resist myself. I won another $100.00 betting on basketball tonight.

Chugga, chugga, chugga, chugga... Choo! Choo-...

https://scontent-b-ord.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-frc3/t1/1979654_10152649613078242_1483372244_n.jpg

Pics of redhead?

I think we will have to get John to join FGB for that to happen.

 

[jon_mx]

I love how when he gets excited he goes "who wants to get back into my cell phone scam!!"

Not really man, the only reason my scheme failed in the first place was because of a lack of available funds.

yeah, that's the only reason it failed.

Hahaha, since you're an expert on my former hobby. Please explain why I stopped and why it failed.

you stopped because you're broke, you maxed out your credit card that you were using thinking that you profited by getting 3% cash back, and your turnover time was too slow.

Nope, I stopped because I got banned from Amazon for canceling too many orders. Orders that I only canceled because I did not have the available cash to fufill the order. I was making a profit on every phone on top of the 2% cashback.

I am not sure what the difference is between what he said.

Then you're pretty slow my friend.

Being broke and not having available cash are pretty much one in the same. Considering your net worth, I am not sure how you can argue the description.

 

[Sarnoff]

Pics of hot redhead?

Seconded.

 

[Eminence]

I love how when he gets excited he goes "who wants to get back into my cell phone scam!!"

Not really man, the only reason my scheme failed in the first place was because of a lack of available funds.

yeah, that's the only reason it failed.

Hahaha, since you're an expert on my former hobby. Please explain why I stopped and why it failed.

you stopped because you're broke, you maxed out your credit card that you were using thinking that you profited by getting 3% cash back, and your turnover time was too slow.

Nope, I stopped because I got banned from Amazon for canceling too many orders. Orders that I only canceled because I did not have the available cash to fufill the order. I was making a profit on every phone on top of the 2% cashback.

I am not sure what the difference is between what he said.

Then you're pretty slow my friend.

Being broke and not having available cash are pretty much one in the same. Considering your net worth, I am not sure how you can argue the description.

That's not why I stopped though. The lack of money lead to the Amazon ban, the Amazon ban was the reason I stopped. Not any profitability issues; splitting hairs here obviously, but you know.

 

[The Kerminator]

Please tell me one of you goons actually bought HEMP stock. It's going on a run.

Is it too late to get in HEMP?

I wouldn't touch it unless it opens at a loss.

So at what price exactly do I put my buy order in at? And at what price should I look to sell at?

 

[Eminence]

Please tell me one of you goons actually bought HEMP stock. It's going on a run.

Is it too late to get in HEMP?

I wouldn't touch it unless it opens at a loss.

So at what price exactly do I put my buy order in at? And at what price should I look to sell at?

I bought in at $0.16 and it touched $0.158 earlier today, so it's successfully rebounded from the $0.013 from a few days ago. If I could sell my 2,654 shares @ $0.20 a share I would be happy. I think it has the ability to peak at at least $0.13. The thing is, it's going to peak quickly and you're going to have to decide how long you want to ride it out.

It is a decent longterm investment but there are hills and valleys that are going to occur throughout the year where you can maximize your value. November is going to be the peak of the hype when Florida votes to pass Medical Marijuana.

 

[jon_mx]

Please tell me one of you goons actually bought HEMP stock. It's going on a run.

Is it too late to get in HEMP?

I wouldn't touch it unless it opens at a loss.

So at what price exactly do I put my buy order in at? And at what price should I look to sell at?

I bought in at $0.16 and it touched $0.158 earlier today, so it's successfully rebounded from the $0.013 from a few days ago. If I could sell my 2,654 shares @ $0.20 a share I would be happy. I think it has the ability to peak at at least $0.13. The thing is, it's going to peak quickly and you're going to have to decide how long you want to ride it out.

It is a decent longterm investment but there are hills and valleys that are going to occur throughout the year where you can maximize your value. November is going to be the peak of the hype when Florida votes to pass Medical Marijuana.

What product of theirs do you see a big market for and why are they in a better position to capture the market than their competition. They provide no financials, what are yimou basing your long term projections on?

 

[xulf]

This time around, I'm swimming in excess capital.

my NET WORTH is approximately ($260).

I'm sorry you don't understand how business works.

Lay it out for me, Mr. Dimon.

It's pretty simple. Sometimes companies are upside-down, meaning that their liabilities exceed their assets. However, this does not mean that company is "bankrupt" because the company does have spending power.In this instance, I have $4,500+ in cash available on-hand whether it be in stock, petty cash, or credit. I actually have legitimate funds available if I wanted to restart my used cell phone scheme.

Please explain to me how liabilities can exceed assets in an actual business. What does it really mean and what are the ramifications?

 

[jon_mx]

This time around, I'm swimming in excess capital.

my NET WORTH is approximately ($260).

I'm sorry you don't understand how business works.

Lay it out for me, Mr. Dimon.

It's pretty simple. Sometimes companies are upside-down, meaning that their liabilities exceed their assets. However, this does not mean that company is "bankrupt" because the company does have spending power.In this instance, I have $4,500+ in cash available on-hand whether it be in stock, petty cash, or credit. I actually have legitimate funds available if I wanted to restart my used cell phone scheme.

Please explain to me how liabilities can exceed assets in an actual business. What does it really mean and what are the ramifications?

This is similar to the logic when I told my wife there is no money in the checking account, but then she points out she still has checks in the checkbook.

 

[ClownCausedChaos2]

This time around, I'm swimming in excess capital.

my NET WORTH is approximately ($260).

I'm sorry you don't understand how business works.

Lay it out for me, Mr. Dimon.

It's pretty simple. Sometimes companies are upside-down, meaning that their liabilities exceed their assets. However, this does not mean that company is "bankrupt" because the company does have spending power.In this instance, I have $4,500+ in cash available on-hand whether it be in stock, petty cash, or credit. I actually have legitimate funds available if I wanted to restart my used cell phone scheme.

Please explain to me how liabilities can exceed assets in an actual business. What does it really mean and what are the ramifications?

This is similar to the logic when I told my wife there is no money in the checking account, but then she points out she still has checks in the checkbook.

Your wife's an idiot.

 

[jon_mx]

This time around, I'm swimming in excess capital.

my NET WORTH is approximately ($260).

I'm sorry you don't understand how business works.

Lay it out for me, Mr. Dimon.

It's pretty simple. Sometimes companies are upside-down, meaning that their liabilities exceed their assets. However, this does not mean that company is "bankrupt" because the company does have spending power.In this instance, I have $4,500+ in cash available on-hand whether it be in stock, petty cash, or credit. I actually have legitimate funds available if I wanted to restart my used cell phone scheme.

Please explain to me how liabilities can exceed assets in an actual business. What does it really mean and what are the ramifications?

This is similar to the logic when I told my wife there is no money in the checking account, but then she points out she still has checks in the checkbook.

Your wife's an idiot.

That is an old joke, but thanks for your concern.

 

[ClownCausedChaos2]

This time around, I'm swimming in excess capital.

my NET WORTH is approximately ($260).

I'm sorry you don't understand how business works.

Lay it out for me, Mr. Dimon.

It's pretty simple. Sometimes companies are upside-down, meaning that their liabilities exceed their assets. However, this does not mean that company is "bankrupt" because the company does have spending power.In this instance, I have $4,500+ in cash available on-hand whether it be in stock, petty cash, or credit. I actually have legitimate funds available if I wanted to restart my used cell phone scheme.

Please explain to me how liabilities can exceed assets in an actual business. What does it really mean and what are the ramifications?

This is similar to the logic when I told my wife there is no money in the checking account, but then she points out she still has checks in the checkbook.

Your wife's an idiot.

That is an old joke, but thanks for your concern.

I know. And I wasn't concerned.

 

[jon_mx]

This time around, I'm swimming in excess capital.

my NET WORTH is approximately ($260).

I'm sorry you don't understand how business works.

Lay it out for me, Mr. Dimon.

It's pretty simple. Sometimes companies are upside-down, meaning that their liabilities exceed their assets. However, this does not mean that company is "bankrupt" because the company does have spending power.In this instance, I have $4,500+ in cash available on-hand whether it be in stock, petty cash, or credit. I actually have legitimate funds available if I wanted to restart my used cell phone scheme.

Please explain to me how liabilities can exceed assets in an actual business. What does it really mean and what are the ramifications?

This is similar to the logic when I told my wife there is no money in the checking account, but then she points out she still has checks in the checkbook.

Your wife's an idiot.

That is an old joke, but thanks for your concern.

I know. And I wasn't concerned.

I tried to give you the benefit of the doubt, but you proved to be a total d u c h e b a g.

 

[ClownCausedChaos2]

I tried to give you the benefit of the doubt, but you proved to be a total d u c h e b a g.

Coming from you, that cuts deep.

Sorry, I meant: c u t s d e e p

 

[jon_mx]

I tried to give you the benefit of the doubt, but you proved to be a total d u c h e b a g.

Coming from you, that cuts deep.Sorry, I meant: c u t s d e e p

You have a problem? I tried to be gracious about your ######## comment, but you won't drop it. You crossed the line taking shots at people's family. I said nothing to you.

 

[ClownCausedChaos2]

I tried to give you the benefit of the doubt, but you proved to be a total d u c h e b a g.

Coming from you, that cuts deep.Sorry, I meant: c u t s d e e p

You have a problem? I tried to be gracious about your ######## comment, but you won't drop it. You crossed the line taking shots at people's family. I said nothing to you.

I knew your original comment was a joke. My response was a joke. Calm down.

 

[RUSF18]

This time around, I'm swimming in excess capital.

my NET WORTH is approximately ($260).

I'm sorry you don't understand how business works.

Lay it out for me, Mr. Dimon.

It's pretty simple. Sometimes companies are upside-down, meaning that their liabilities exceed their assets. However, this does not mean that company is "bankrupt" because the company does have spending power.

In this instance, I have $4,500+ in cash available on-hand whether it be in stock, petty cash, or credit. I actually have legitimate funds available if I wanted to restart my used cell phone scheme.

You're right. That company wouldn't be "bankrupt" until they actually file for bankruptcy and go through proceedings. But then they'll be bankrupt (no quotes).

 

[Slapdash]

This time around, I'm swimming in excess capital.

my NET WORTH is approximately ($260).

I'm sorry you don't understand how business works.

Lay it out for me, Mr. Dimon.

It's pretty simple. Sometimes companies are upside-down, meaning that their liabilities exceed their assets. However, this does not mean that company is "bankrupt" because the company does have spending power.

In this instance, I have $4,500+ in cash available on-hand whether it be in stock, petty cash, or credit. I actually have legitimate funds available if I wanted to restart my used cell phone scheme.

So business acumen

Wow

 

[Rayderr]

This time around, I'm swimming in excess capital.

my NET WORTH is approximately ($260).

I'm sorry you don't understand how business works.

Lay it out for me, Mr. Dimon.

It's pretty simple. Sometimes companies are upside-down, meaning that their liabilities exceed their assets. However, this does not mean that company is "bankrupt" because the company does have spending power.

In this instance, I have $4,500+ in cash available on-hand whether it be in stock, petty cash, or credit. I actually have legitimate funds available if I wanted to restart my used cell phone scheme.

So business acumen

Wow

I have to say, that's some high level thinking to consider an available loan (the credit cards) as cash when determining net worth.

 

[Henry Ford]

I love how when he gets excited he goes "who wants to get back into my cell phone scam!!"

Not really man, the only reason my scheme failed in the first place was because of a lack of available funds. This time around, I'm swimming in excess capital. I can probably give myself an extra $500 - 1,000 bump a month if I do it correctly.

Aren't you still paying off the credit card from the last time you tried this?

 

[optionmaven]

This time around, I'm swimming in excess capital.

my NET WORTH is approximately ($260).

I'm sorry you don't understand how business works.

Lay it out for me, Mr. Dimon.

It's pretty simple. Sometimes companies are upside-down, meaning that their liabilities exceed their assets. However, this does not mean that company is "bankrupt" because the company does have spending power.In this instance, I have $4,500+ in cash available on-hand whether it be in stock, petty cash, or credit. I actually have legitimate funds available if I wanted to restart my used cell phone scheme.

Please explain to me how liabilities can exceed assets in an actual business. What does it really mean and what are the ramifications?

This is similar to the logic when I told my wife there is no money in the checking account, but then she points out she still has checks in the checkbook.

Or what the Fed does when they look at the money printing machines.

 

[UOFI_316]

This time around, I'm swimming in excess capital.

my NET WORTH is approximately ($260).

I'm sorry you don't understand how business works.

Lay it out for me, Mr. Dimon.

It's pretty simple. Sometimes companies are upside-down, meaning that their liabilities exceed their assets. However, this does not mean that company is "bankrupt" because the company does have spending power.

In this instance, I have $4,500+ in cash available on-hand whether it be in stock, petty cash, or credit. I actually have legitimate funds available if I wanted to restart my used cell phone scheme.

You're right. That company wouldn't be "bankrupt" until they actually file for bankruptcy and go through proceedings. But then they'll be bankrupt (no quotes).

I am pretty sure this is how you file for bankruptcy

 

[RUSF18]

This time around, I'm swimming in excess capital.

my NET WORTH is approximately ($260).

I'm sorry you don't understand how business works.

Lay it out for me, Mr. Dimon.

It's pretty simple. Sometimes companies are upside-down, meaning that their liabilities exceed their assets. However, this does not mean that company is "bankrupt" because the company does have spending power.

In this instance, I have $4,500+ in cash available on-hand whether it be in stock, petty cash, or credit. I actually have legitimate funds available if I wanted to restart my used cell phone scheme.

You're right. That company wouldn't be "bankrupt" until they actually file for bankruptcy and go through proceedings. But then they'll be bankrupt (no quotes).

I am pretty sure this is how you file for bankruptcy

Haven't clicked the link, but know what it is and almost used that myself. Fantastic.

 

[phrozen]

Please tell me one of you goons actually bought HEMP stock. It's going on a run.

Is it too late to get in HEMP?

I wouldn't touch it unless it opens at a loss.

So at what price exactly do I put my buy order in at? And at what price should I look to sell at?

I bought in at $0.16 and it touched $0.158 earlier today, so it's successfully rebounded from the $0.013 from a few days ago. If I could sell my 2,654 shares @ $0.20 a share I would be happy. I think it has the ability to peak at at least $0.13. The thing is, it's going to peak quickly and you're going to have to decide how long you want to ride it out.

It is a decent longterm investment but there are hills and valleys that are going to occur throughout the year where you can maximize your value. November is going to be the peak of the hype when Florida votes to pass Medical Marijuana.

so it has the ability to peak at 0.13 but you are suggesting that we buy it at a higher price which coincidentally is over your peak price? do you know what the word peak means?

 

[Eminence]

Please tell me one of you goons actually bought HEMP stock. It's going on a run.

Is it too late to get in HEMP?

I wouldn't touch it unless it opens at a loss.

So at what price exactly do I put my buy order in at? And at what price should I look to sell at?

I bought in at $0.16 and it touched $0.158 earlier today, so it's successfully rebounded from the $0.013 from a few days ago. If I could sell my 2,654 shares @ $0.20 a share I would be happy. I think it has the ability to peak at at least $0.13. The thing is, it's going to peak quickly and you're going to have to decide how long you want to ride it out.

It is a decent longterm investment but there are hills and valleys that are going to occur throughout the year where you can maximize your value. November is going to be the peak of the hype when Florida votes to pass Medical Marijuana.

so it has the ability to peak at 0.13 but you are suggesting that we buy it at a higher price which coincidentally is over your peak price? do you know what the word peak means?

Probably a typo but we hope to sell @ $0.20 a share.

 

[mad sweeney]

Please tell me one of you goons actually bought HEMP stock. It's going on a run.

Is it too late to get in HEMP?

I wouldn't touch it unless it opens at a loss.

So at what price exactly do I put my buy order in at? And at what price should I look to sell at?

I bought in at $0.16 and it touched $0.158 earlier today, so it's successfully rebounded from the $0.013 from a few days ago. If I could sell my 2,654 shares @ $0.20 a share I would be happy. I think it has the ability to peak at at least $0.13. The thing is, it's going to peak quickly and you're going to have to decide how long you want to ride it out.

It is a decent longterm investment but there are hills and valleys that are going to occur throughout the year where you can maximize your value. November is going to be the peak of the hype when Florida votes to pass Medical Marijuana.

so it has the ability to peak at 0.13 but you are suggesting that we buy it at a higher price which coincidentally is over your peak price? do you know what the word peak means?

Probably a typo but we hope to sell @ $0.20 a share.

Translated: no

 

[jamny]

I tried to give you the benefit of the doubt, but you proved to be a total d u c h e b a g.

Coming from you, that cuts deep.Sorry, I meant: c u t s d e e p

You have a problem? I tried to be gracious about your ######## comment, but you won't drop it. You crossed the line taking shots at people's family. I said nothing to you.

I knew your original comment was a joke. My response was a joke. Calm down.

Yeah, that was hilarious. Calling someone's wife an idiot on a message board.

No idea why he didn't just laugh along with you.

 

[ClownCausedChaos2]

I tried to give you the benefit of the doubt, but you proved to be a total d u c h e b a g.

Coming from you, that cuts deep.Sorry, I meant: c u t s d e e p

You have a problem? I tried to be gracious about your ######## comment, but you won't drop it. You crossed the line taking shots at people's family. I said nothing to you.

I knew your original comment was a joke. My response was a joke. Calm down.

Yeah, that was hilarious. Calling someone's wife an idiot on a message board.No idea why he didn't just laugh along with you.

Alright, I'll admit it was a bad joke and in poor taste. It was a swing and a miss. jon_mx, I'm sorry.

 

[AwesomeAuger]

I just bought 5,000 HEMP shares @ .138 for fun. Em tell me when to sell! I'm expecting massive returns.

I also hold 1,500 TRTC shares @ .465.

http://imgur.com/ni1taMs.png

I have no trading fees for a few more weeks (new TD Ameritrade accounts with a 2 rack deposit gets free trading for two months. I opened my account some time in mid-January.). Unlike these BLATANT trolls I'm putting my money where my mouth is. Let's have some fun and make money em.

 

[AwesomeAuger]

Hemp hovering around $.15. Do I sell for a cool 8-9%!?

 

[DocHolliday]

Hemp hovering around $.15. Do I sell for a cool 8-9%!?

No. Em wrote in a few posts above that he expects HEMP to hit 0.20.

You have to know when to hold 'em.

 

[Eminence]

Hemp hovering around $.15. Do I sell for a cool 8-9%!?

Hold til' tomorrow's open. If it opens above $0.15, I'd take the money if I were in your shoes.It's peaked at around $0.15 a few times the past week but hasn't stuck. I personally am expecting it to go on a run soon.

For you, I would definitely sell if it approaches $0.17. It goes up and down, you'll have a chance to buy back in low even if you cash in on your 10%.

But yeah, the stock usually never sells higher throughout the day than when it opens. It usually drops sharply shortly after.

 

[Mario Kart]

Hemp hovering around $.15. Do I sell for a cool 8-9%!?

Hold til' tomorrow's open. If it opens above $0.15, I'd take the money if I were in your shoes.

It's peaked at around $0.15 a few times the past week but hasn't stuck. I personally am expecting it to go on a run soon.

For you, I would definitely sell if it approaches $0.17. It goes up and down, you'll have a chance to buy back in low even if you cash in on your 10%.

nay, great posting.

Such sound advice about anything HEMP. Riding the wave here.

 

[AwesomeAuger]

Hemp hovering around $.15. Do I sell for a cool 8-9%!?

Hold til' tomorrow's open. If it opens above $0.15, I'd take the money if I were in your shoes.

It's peaked at around $0.15 a few times the past week but hasn't stuck. I personally am expecting it to go on a run soon.

For you, I would definitely sell if it approaches $0.17. It goes up and down, you'll have a chance to buy back in low even if you cash in on your 10%.

nay, great posting.

Such sound advice about anything HEMP. Riding the wave here.

Why pay for a money manager when I can get better advice for free from Eminence!?

 

[jamny]

But yeah, the stock usually never sells higher throughout the day than when it opens. It usually drops sharply shortly after.

You mean like it did 2 of the 3 days this week so far?

 

[[icon]]

Hemp hovering around $.15. Do I sell for a cool 8-9%!?

Hold til' tomorrow's open. If it opens above $0.15, I'd take the money if I were in your shoes.It's peaked at around $0.15 a few times the past week but hasn't stuck. I personally am expecting it to go on a run soon.

For you, I would definitely sell if it approaches $0.17. It goes up and down, you'll have a chance to buy back in low even if you cash in on your 10%.

But yeah, the stock usually never sells higher throughout the day than when it opens. It usually drops sharply shortly after.

With fundimentals analysis like this, how could you go wrong?