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Posted On: 07/09/2019 11:59:39 AM
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I don't need to convince anyone of anything, fool. I am simply sharing some research, data crunch analysis and my opinion of value.
I let others make their own decisions, based on their own DD, and that's what I always suggest anyone/everyone do.
Not manipulating, not trying to get others to follow when I sell, and not spamming the board to get others to follow me to support my agenda with other stocks.
Oh, and A-hole, "diluting" is what public companies do. That's the purpose of being public. "Diluting" is what gives the public the opportunity to share in success (or failure) of companies.
Oh, and you might ask yourself "why is 'diluting' so much of a 'thing' with OTC companies, compared to the old guard DJIA companies?" Well, why the hell would ANYONE think that small startup companies that comprise the great majority of OTC issuers are going to be diluting more frequently and to a greater extent than any big board exchange where larger, more established companies trade?
Don't you ever get tired of riding the bandwagon, using 'big ole scary DILUTION' as a scare-bashing tactic with all the other POS dumbshit, backwards-assed, investor-wannabe, bashing-manipulator, tick-flipping penny traders?!? Be a positive force in this world and GFY. And thank you for YOUR contribution.
I let others make their own decisions, based on their own DD, and that's what I always suggest anyone/everyone do.
Not manipulating, not trying to get others to follow when I sell, and not spamming the board to get others to follow me to support my agenda with other stocks.
Oh, and A-hole, "diluting" is what public companies do. That's the purpose of being public. "Diluting" is what gives the public the opportunity to share in success (or failure) of companies.
Oh, and you might ask yourself "why is 'diluting' so much of a 'thing' with OTC companies, compared to the old guard DJIA companies?" Well, why the hell would ANYONE think that small startup companies that comprise the great majority of OTC issuers are going to be diluting more frequently and to a greater extent than any big board exchange where larger, more established companies trade?
Don't you ever get tired of riding the bandwagon, using 'big ole scary DILUTION' as a scare-bashing tactic with all the other POS dumbshit, backwards-assed, investor-wannabe, bashing-manipulator, tick-flipping penny traders?!? Be a positive force in this world and GFY. And thank you for YOUR contribution.
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