Posted On: 06/10/2016 4:35:10 PM
Post# of 15187
Re: Goodspeed65 #6108
It sounds to me like there are a good number of us here who have many years of experience in the OTC world and understand the rare potential that HJOE presents. 99% of OTC investors won't give HJOE a 2nd look right now as they figure the pps is where it is for reason. 99% of the time that is the truth. Empty promises with rarely ANY revenue nor product is the majority of OTC companies.
The OTC is fast pace and is for high risk investors. The majority of OTC stocks are discovered by investors after a large spike in price & volume. Right now, there is no reason for these fast pace investors to spend any time w/ HJOE DD. But, after that first big day or two price gain, WATCH out because they will flood in and they will be saying: "How did I not know about this sooner"
If the company is able to get the litigation behind them w/o dilution, then file, we have a WINNER. Is sounds like most of us on the board understand the risk/reward for this play.
My first giant multi bagger was about 15 years ago. Ticker: QBID
It was a Gay & Lesbian TV Network that had not even launched yet. A pink Sheet company that ran from .0001 to .04 in about a month. Never showed any revenue and eventually came crashing down and went out of business. Point being, the run was based on pure hype, 3 billion shares, zero revenue.
I had a 100 million shares at one point. I was young and dumb and didn't understand how to play the OTC. I ended up still owning 10 million shares when it hit .04 but I didn't get out in time and ended up selling out around .015. I ended up losing pretty much all of what I made on QBID as I got cocky and thought I had it all figured out. I did buy a new boat though
Point being, QBID has nothing on the HJOE potential. Looking back on it, QBID was a joke.
We need to get the litigation behind us and those of us who are waiting this one out should be in for quite the ride!
The OTC is fast pace and is for high risk investors. The majority of OTC stocks are discovered by investors after a large spike in price & volume. Right now, there is no reason for these fast pace investors to spend any time w/ HJOE DD. But, after that first big day or two price gain, WATCH out because they will flood in and they will be saying: "How did I not know about this sooner"
If the company is able to get the litigation behind them w/o dilution, then file, we have a WINNER. Is sounds like most of us on the board understand the risk/reward for this play.
My first giant multi bagger was about 15 years ago. Ticker: QBID
It was a Gay & Lesbian TV Network that had not even launched yet. A pink Sheet company that ran from .0001 to .04 in about a month. Never showed any revenue and eventually came crashing down and went out of business. Point being, the run was based on pure hype, 3 billion shares, zero revenue.
I had a 100 million shares at one point. I was young and dumb and didn't understand how to play the OTC. I ended up still owning 10 million shares when it hit .04 but I didn't get out in time and ended up selling out around .015. I ended up losing pretty much all of what I made on QBID as I got cocky and thought I had it all figured out. I did buy a new boat though
Point being, QBID has nothing on the HJOE potential. Looking back on it, QBID was a joke.
We need to get the litigation behind us and those of us who are waiting this one out should be in for quite the ride!
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