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26 COMMENTS

  1. In the 1990s I got shares and the businesses went broke and my shares were worthless, or the businesses transferred the money to another company and my shares became worthless I got a small pay out if any

  2. I have a similar situation on going with a stock i purchased in Jan. it went down by 60% due to the on going trade war. so earlier i had 20 units so when it went down to 50% and lower i lapped up 90 units to push my tally to 110. the price has now somewhat stabilized but i haven't sold it. the difference is still 25% though but i am sure of it.

  3. Very helpful, thank you! Recently bought Medifast stock, which I believe to have 50% MoS. Then it dropped 25%, but I see it as another buying opportunity – now MoS is even higher, because the value hasn't really changed

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