> One of the hardest lessons I have learned is that to panic and sell a
> stock low after buying at a high one week earlier... is that is the
> fastest way to lose money and investment power.  Had I held those
> stocks which I had freaked out over a 15% decline for just two weeks,
> or one month at the longest, I could have seen 50-300 percent gains
> over the last two months.  Instead I have been busting my ass to keep
> 20% profits and then sinking it back in on the pullbacks.  Still not
> up like I should be.  I went all in on AgFeed Industries when share
> price was .94 and less than three months later it is worth 4.50/share
> now.  I have been working too hard to protect from losses and lock in
> gains, when I should be letting these companies do the hard work for
> me, see!  OCNF will be worth 10x today's price in a year.  But will
> you sell it again on the next pullback and miss out?

> Buy something decent and hold onto it, muzz.  A lot to learn before
> you go day trading with entire life savings... ; )

> On May 12, 7:25 pm, muzz...@gmail.com wrote:

> > In just about a week I lost half of my bankroll. Between commissions
> > and a nasty hit from OCNF stock,  and now with CVM on a downturn I
> > need a big turn-around, otherwise I'm toast. I've got to be very very
> > careful from now on. I still feel OCNF should pay me the .77 dividend
> > after all it's posted on the GOOGLE finance chart, that would help out
> > a lot..