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I would never sell it. Look how its breaking resistance today... Infact the highs keep getting higher and the dips are also getting higher... That is a very good sign.
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it actually did a 1 for 20 reverse split about 2 years ago so the 200 old high is actually about 4000 now, lol.
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gotta love these stocks..this is where i have been geeting my picks from... well i hope this is not considered spam. if it is ..mod plz delete it
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I have it since sep. I am not selling yet. Waiting for one year so that I can dont get canned for short term capital gains
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u were the first one to post a reply here and it was (when price was under 9) "lol i just sold it" .... if i was the original poster that wouldve left a bad taste in my mouth ...now your telling him to sell it now that its over 11..y should he listen to you? you were wrong the first time...so why dont u just let it go...
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Everybody has different trading strategies. I am sure you make good money as well following your strategy.
I have two kinds of accounts: One where I swing trade and other in which I put all my long term (at least one year picks)
My long term positions actually fare very well and over several years I have been able to make 25-55% on my IRA account. Remember thats a lot considering the fact that I have a lot of money on my IRA.
My swing trades have not always been great as sometimes I make like 20 winning trades and then cant find one single winner in a quarter. Its only cause of some pennies (or I should call subpennies) I have been able to make more than 130-200% over last few years doing swing trade or sometime daytrade. But this is only with 10% of all my invested money.
I have been sucessful so far in investing...(compared to S&P for sure). May be not like matto! i guess...But I am no way chaning whats not broken. I buy and sell at my will irrespective of anybody telling me on any board.
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I think its time to get out of it. But what the hell I will hang on till Sep 07 for avoiding capital gains....
Revenues were good looking but I wasnt too impressed..in fact if u read thro the entire PR you will know why. I am worried ab this company...JUST a little bit.
ON the other hand....I am secretly in love with the stock..!!! Only god can help me with this one.
ICG's revenue in the fourth quarter of last year was $17 million, up 70 percent from $10 million in the same quarter of 2005.
For all 2006, ICG earned $15.6 million, or 41 cents per fully diluted share, because of $41 million in net after-tax gains, primarily from sales of securities and stakes in companies it had invested in. Its stock-based compensation charges were $7.7 million.
In 2005, it earned $72.5 million, or $1.73 per fully diluted share, because of $107.4 million in net after-tax gains primarily from the sale of securities and stakes in companies. Its stock-based compensation charges were $4.3 million.
ICG's revenue in 2006 was $64.8 million, up 36 percent from $47.6 million in 2005.
ICG invests and helps develop Internet software and services companies.
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