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Posted On: 08/31/2022 10:51:00 AM
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Best yet to come for Mental Health?
At this point there is very little that Dalton can do to fundamentally support the share price - other than provide a legitimate, documented, proven update to shareholders. He won’t do that though, because he can’t, the whole UNVC story is a farce.
Dalton's Tweets and LinkedIn posts have always been purposely devoid of information - they are little more than hopeful schtick used in an attempt to buoy his hardcore supporters / entrap new investors / appear reputable. His various 'Likes' or 'Follows' have a similar intention - ooh look, Doc's following Nasdaq / Apple / Amazon so it must be true / happening... unfortunately for him people have finally clued up and now those vapid messages have no effect on the share price - I cringe when I read them.
UNVC benefited hugely from the COVID cash-boom in the OTC where the large majority of stocks saw unprecedented gains - and Doc did his best to push the price further with his then possibly believable narratives. Now it's back to reality (as is the share price) and in real terms Dalton has not progressed the business in any provable way. Personally I'm convinced the whole thing has been a carefully executed scheme for Dalton’s personal enrichment.
I seriously doubt investors will recover their losses or make back the gains they once had, and ultimately I don't think Dalton will face any serious consequences, but perhaps he can be prevented from continuing the ruse or conning new investors - which can only happen if people report him to the SEC.
At this point it's less of a 'blue light special' and more of a 'cleanup required on aisle 4’.
At this point there is very little that Dalton can do to fundamentally support the share price - other than provide a legitimate, documented, proven update to shareholders. He won’t do that though, because he can’t, the whole UNVC story is a farce.
Dalton's Tweets and LinkedIn posts have always been purposely devoid of information - they are little more than hopeful schtick used in an attempt to buoy his hardcore supporters / entrap new investors / appear reputable. His various 'Likes' or 'Follows' have a similar intention - ooh look, Doc's following Nasdaq / Apple / Amazon so it must be true / happening... unfortunately for him people have finally clued up and now those vapid messages have no effect on the share price - I cringe when I read them.
UNVC benefited hugely from the COVID cash-boom in the OTC where the large majority of stocks saw unprecedented gains - and Doc did his best to push the price further with his then possibly believable narratives. Now it's back to reality (as is the share price) and in real terms Dalton has not progressed the business in any provable way. Personally I'm convinced the whole thing has been a carefully executed scheme for Dalton’s personal enrichment.
I seriously doubt investors will recover their losses or make back the gains they once had, and ultimately I don't think Dalton will face any serious consequences, but perhaps he can be prevented from continuing the ruse or conning new investors - which can only happen if people report him to the SEC.
At this point it's less of a 'blue light special' and more of a 'cleanup required on aisle 4’.
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