I wouldn't be surprised if he's sitting on the fence, deciding...

I wouldn't be surprised if he's sitting on the fence, deciding when to buy in...

Who would've thought buying in at .6, after a 50% increase from .4, was a good idea?
Yet here we are, another 50% up from that figure.

There comes a point in which you've got to bite the bullet.
Accept that you've missed the easiest gains from the earliest entry point.
But instead, look into the future of the stock. So what if you need to hold
for another two or three months. If you genuinely back this stock, any purchase
under .12 is a bargain. Most of us here aren't trying to offload our shares to
other traders for an easy +20%. Rather, we're trying to offload our shares to
a multi billion-dollar company.

We're not robbing the everyday man.
We're robbing the bank.