yea its a shame really, the growth factor on this stock is a...

yea its a shame really, the growth factor on this stock is a slow up with a solid base, its a good long termer and boomer stock and if these millennials did a bit of money management they would see this as a good stock with great potential, but most people only have money for exponential growth and quick cash. But I got this as a LT for at least the next 2 years, reevaluate for another 2 years then let it run with what i can afford for 6 years then cash out at $40 to $100 hopefully for 8 million @100,000 units lowest calc is 2million with current holdings. Once it gets to $40 i might just borrow 100,000 against and save up 3 years of interest prepayments to cover the monthly and aim for 2% to 15% weekly or monthy gains. Its not much but its more then my super, beside that its been good use of the early withdrawl. If they let me take out the whole thing i would have had 2 million this year, but thats just speculation. As long as theres no wars and theres electricty the markets aren't going anywhere, My guess we have a couple of years for a new bull run, worst case is stagflation for 10 years creating a new monetary base and then things go back to normal, which doesn't effect NOV pending partnerships and new products as NOV is a backdoor product or SAAS and BAAS, it will effect us though if they start an investment section to leverage the income because that will tie us to the $ value. I would much rather we bank/receipts/POS and stick with being a incubator and innovate products with or without partners.