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Posted On: 03/20/2019 6:39:34 AM
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From the sounds of it institutions that are known to hold for a very short time for a quick buck 50-100% profit, flood the market with shares and leave the stock price dangling on the cliff and try to recover on their own offered more money for less shares. In the end this would hurt us as even 2.5 million shares, about 15-20% of what our OS will be would have been thrown into the float quickly and not quietly.
Instead, they sought out the institutions that hold for years, around 4 years all the way up to 10 years, those shares won’t see the float for awhile. These institutions are already bringing the company business, and they’ll continue to because they are in it with all of us for the long haul.
Short term institutional investors.
Will buy offering at higher price.
Will sell for a quick flip.
Flood the market with shares.
Share price struggles to recover.
Not concerned about long term.
Not trying to help the company out.
Takes their 50-100% profit and runs.
Long term
Will buy as low as possible to min. risk
Will hold for 4-10 years
Share price won’t struggle even when they sell
Concerned about long term
Bought for long term growth
In it to make thousands of
percentage points
Will continue to bring customers to
us as well as possible investors
and funds to buy long term at market price
When you look at both sides, both types, which would you prefer? I am very happy we have the right side, and am very eager to see the names involved. Just the names can bring in many investors, investors that look for those names when they are updated every quarter. You can go to nasdaq site, click on institutional ownership and see the list and percentages. I wonder if it’ll be listed once we hit Nasdaq.
About 27 hours until Nasdaq everyone!
Instead, they sought out the institutions that hold for years, around 4 years all the way up to 10 years, those shares won’t see the float for awhile. These institutions are already bringing the company business, and they’ll continue to because they are in it with all of us for the long haul.
Short term institutional investors.
Will buy offering at higher price.
Will sell for a quick flip.
Flood the market with shares.
Share price struggles to recover.
Not concerned about long term.
Not trying to help the company out.
Takes their 50-100% profit and runs.
Long term
Will buy as low as possible to min. risk
Will hold for 4-10 years
Share price won’t struggle even when they sell
Concerned about long term
Bought for long term growth
In it to make thousands of
percentage points
Will continue to bring customers to
us as well as possible investors
and funds to buy long term at market price
When you look at both sides, both types, which would you prefer? I am very happy we have the right side, and am very eager to see the names involved. Just the names can bring in many investors, investors that look for those names when they are updated every quarter. You can go to nasdaq site, click on institutional ownership and see the list and percentages. I wonder if it’ll be listed once we hit Nasdaq.
About 27 hours until Nasdaq everyone!
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