Saw this post elsewhere just minutes ago:
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Just a question. If I was convinced SFRX was going to be a huge success and therefore wanted to buy as much as I could, I would want the price to go down so I could buy more, right? What would be a strategy for the morally flexible buyer of SFRX?
So say I had just a few friends that owned a lot of SFRX and I told them bad things about the company that were not true. They panic and sell — lowering the price — and I step in and buy them up at the lower price. Then the company succeeds and I make a tone of money. Not so much for my newly ex-friends.
Just a thought I had. I don't think I could do that.
All is good. Retirement approaches for the big holders of SFRX.
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Is this poster referring to anyone in particular? Seems it might be the case with this stock. Goldenboy seems to know what he's talking about. Does he know about this site? He should post here.
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