There's one thing that can happen over time: none
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Posted On: 10/23/2012 4:26:52 AM
There's one thing that can happen over time: none of us post on the iHub BCAP board (whether banned or not).
It's clear that iHub supports bashing, so maybe its better reach a hypothetical end point where no iHub board reader acquires BCAP. At that point buyers are all elsewhere and the iHub board has absolutely no influence on BCAP trading. That's the essentially the direction many shareholders have taken by not posting there, and I'm perfectly fine with doing the same.
You as a shareholder should understand that BCAP is not financed through share sales and hasn't been for almost 12 months. The stock could trade at $0.0001 and still continue to achieve its business plan without delay. All that happens is the Common stock becomes very inexpensive to acquire due to depressed trading activity and people selling into the bid. At that point you have an absolute buy scenario with almost no risk (basically what happened in the March - August timeframe).
iHub doesn't influence my investing and trading activity and it never will. My assessment is made purely on whether the company I own shares in can generate sufficient revenues on the one hand and risk mitigation on the other.
What I gain from discussing stocks is a more rounded view from many different perspectives. I don't need iHub to achieve that.
It's clear that iHub supports bashing, so maybe its better reach a hypothetical end point where no iHub board reader acquires BCAP. At that point buyers are all elsewhere and the iHub board has absolutely no influence on BCAP trading. That's the essentially the direction many shareholders have taken by not posting there, and I'm perfectly fine with doing the same.
You as a shareholder should understand that BCAP is not financed through share sales and hasn't been for almost 12 months. The stock could trade at $0.0001 and still continue to achieve its business plan without delay. All that happens is the Common stock becomes very inexpensive to acquire due to depressed trading activity and people selling into the bid. At that point you have an absolute buy scenario with almost no risk (basically what happened in the March - August timeframe).
iHub doesn't influence my investing and trading activity and it never will. My assessment is made purely on whether the company I own shares in can generate sufficient revenues on the one hand and risk mitigation on the other.
What I gain from discussing stocks is a more rounded view from many different perspectives. I don't need iHub to achieve that.
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