smart. seriously,... post more often. reading thro
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Posted On: 05/19/2014 6:08:40 PM
smart. seriously,... post more often. reading through some of the half-baked dd garbage is nauseating. how can one not know their own investment? or do such little dd as to be swayed by clowns? reading some posts filled with misinformation and poorly constructed conclusions is just tiring. glad to see some sense. thnx.
ceo himself obviously expected many developments to happen sooner than they did. he bought over 5mm shares from $.08 to $.17. ceo made a $500,000 investment on the open market buying shares and is currently down about 50% or so.
i don't get what makes people think they can time the market. the price often has nothing to do with reality. perception matters with pennies. clowns controlling perception, and ignorance buys their comments without fact-checking then relates them as their own. i see this over and over. i agree about the keeping quiet and accumulating tho.
and i am. this has been a great buying area. some day the stock will move right into and past old highs. then what? all the sudden we're geniuses for having bought? but now we are morons? guess the ceo, who knows everything about the company and bought when the pps was twice its current price, is stupid for buying where he did. noooo,
he saw the company as worth more. obviously. even at $.17
no one can time the market. escalating tensions, raising doubts. stirring fear. those are real ways to impact a stock. not just because it wears on one's psyche, but b/z even if they don't sell, they make stupid asinine statements demonstrating ignorance, poor dd + understanding and then annoy the crap out of everyone else.
sad but true. thnx again for the refreshing post.
ceo himself obviously expected many developments to happen sooner than they did. he bought over 5mm shares from $.08 to $.17. ceo made a $500,000 investment on the open market buying shares and is currently down about 50% or so.
i don't get what makes people think they can time the market. the price often has nothing to do with reality. perception matters with pennies. clowns controlling perception, and ignorance buys their comments without fact-checking then relates them as their own. i see this over and over. i agree about the keeping quiet and accumulating tho.
and i am. this has been a great buying area. some day the stock will move right into and past old highs. then what? all the sudden we're geniuses for having bought? but now we are morons? guess the ceo, who knows everything about the company and bought when the pps was twice its current price, is stupid for buying where he did. noooo,
he saw the company as worth more. obviously. even at $.17
no one can time the market. escalating tensions, raising doubts. stirring fear. those are real ways to impact a stock. not just because it wears on one's psyche, but b/z even if they don't sell, they make stupid asinine statements demonstrating ignorance, poor dd + understanding and then annoy the crap out of everyone else.
sad but true. thnx again for the refreshing post.
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