$FRTD .0095 the NEWEST and THE BEST MARAJUANA stoc
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Posted On: 02/22/2014 8:41:46 PM
$FRTD .0095 the NEWEST and THE BEST MARAJUANA stock that very FEW know about. 20 cents possible. This low floater is heading to pennies guys. ONLY 165 MILLION FLOAT! In comparison look at FITX 3.5 BILLION A/S, 3.4 BILLION O/S and it's at 5 CENTS! $HEMP has 3 billion A/S and 1.6 billion o/s and it's reached 26 CENTS!? MJNA has 950 million A/S and 940 million O/S and it's passed 31 CENTS! PHOT has 711 million o/s and it passed 39 CENTS! $FRTD has only 165 million float and it's sitting here at .0095!!!!???? Yummy. MILLIONS and I mean MILLIONS of shares were bought at .0105 and above on Friday, It's going to gap up if the MM's have any kind of brain. If it dips I will add a few million. A NOBRAINER HERE.
HOW ARE YOU GUYS BUYING STOCKS WITH 10 TIMES THE FLOAT AT HIGHER PRICES? You guys remember my recent alert on EAPH at .002 when NOBODY was talking about it? Well it reached .098! Followed by AEGY, How about TTDZ at .0013? It ran to .0099 on Friday. And my alert on USEI at .0017? USEI ran to .012!
I can write so much more about this but this post is already too long.
CEO (just became CEO a month ago... shhhh) HAS HAD SUCCESS AFTER SUCCESS in his past. It's shame that people can't see this. The discussion board on that HUB site only has less than 12 traders talking about it today and yet it traded over 150 MILLION in volume. It's not penny trader money that is moving this marajuana stock.
This was copied directly from Parilla's linkedin account:
National City Bank Chairman's Conference Award
National City Bank
1998
Highest Brokerage Award at National City Bank
Chairman's Conference Award at First National Bank
2000
Highest Brokerage Award at First National Bank
3 Time Winner of the Putnam Funds Golden Scale Council
Putnam Funds
Highest Award for Sales and Client Service from Putnam Mutual Funds
3 Time Winner of the American Funds - All American Team
American Funds
Highest Award for Sales and Client service by The American Funds
Federated Funds - President's Achievement Club
Federated Funds
Highest Award for Sales and Client Service by Federated Funds
Van Kampen Funds - Generations of Experience Club
Van Kampen Funds
Highest award for Sales and Client Service by The Van Kampen Funds
National City Bank - Rookie of the Year Award
National City Bank
Awarded as the top 1st year Broker in the Northwest Pennsylvania Region
HOW ARE YOU GUYS BUYING STOCKS WITH 10 TIMES THE FLOAT AT HIGHER PRICES? You guys remember my recent alert on EAPH at .002 when NOBODY was talking about it? Well it reached .098! Followed by AEGY, How about TTDZ at .0013? It ran to .0099 on Friday. And my alert on USEI at .0017? USEI ran to .012!
I can write so much more about this but this post is already too long.
CEO (just became CEO a month ago... shhhh) HAS HAD SUCCESS AFTER SUCCESS in his past. It's shame that people can't see this. The discussion board on that HUB site only has less than 12 traders talking about it today and yet it traded over 150 MILLION in volume. It's not penny trader money that is moving this marajuana stock.
This was copied directly from Parilla's linkedin account:
National City Bank Chairman's Conference Award
National City Bank
1998
Highest Brokerage Award at National City Bank
Chairman's Conference Award at First National Bank
2000
Highest Brokerage Award at First National Bank
3 Time Winner of the Putnam Funds Golden Scale Council
Putnam Funds
Highest Award for Sales and Client Service from Putnam Mutual Funds
3 Time Winner of the American Funds - All American Team
American Funds
Highest Award for Sales and Client service by The American Funds
Federated Funds - President's Achievement Club
Federated Funds
Highest Award for Sales and Client Service by Federated Funds
Van Kampen Funds - Generations of Experience Club
Van Kampen Funds
Highest award for Sales and Client Service by The Van Kampen Funds
National City Bank - Rookie of the Year Award
National City Bank
Awarded as the top 1st year Broker in the Northwest Pennsylvania Region
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