Excellent work @Jbart944. This is consistent with what I have heard from management also.
Kudos to those individuals who take the investment and due diligence process into their own hands and deeply investigate a) the product; b) the competitive landscape; c) leadership/management; and d) the customer landscape.
95% of successful investing is controlling your emotions when your money is on the line. This is why paper trading/investing is almost useless. You have to put your own money on the line. An investor must experience the highs of success and lows of failure several times before they can exploit these emotions in others.
My average entry price for CXZ continues to lower. I have buy orders in the queue, with my next at 1.7 cents. If my order does go through at 1.7 cents, someone (or more likely multiple individuals) will have likely sold at a loss in order to facilitate the transaction. Sadly, for every winner, there is someone who is not so successful.
True conviction can only be obtained by trusting your own research over that of others. Most multi-baggers will have long periods of stagnation as fundamentals backfill, old shareholders give up or get bored, and new shareholders enter. A multi-baggers journey is filled with the corpses of highly intelligent articulate naysayers.
Every investor's strategy is different, so don’t waste a lot of time defending your positions to others. Do the work. Trust your work. Let company execution prove you right or wrong.
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