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Posted On: 06/08/2014 1:07:47 PM
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omerta1441 Sunday, 06/08/14 01:03:34 PM
Re: None
Post # of 30522
Thank you to those who re-posted excerpts from my initial short lived posting. With the scenario of that post, now presently taking place, IMHO there are 3 significant events in the near future for SFRX, the first being the PR for the long awaited permit.
With the defining, redefining, and resulting mutual agreement among all involved, IMO we are on the eve of that PR as it should be considered imminent at this time. This should result in a nice uptick for SFRX.
The second event should be the raising of highly valued metals and historical artifacts from the site and PR'd in due time. I believe this time span will be shorter than most figure. This event should have substantial positive effect on the pps.
IMO here's where it will get very interesting. There will probably be knee jerk reactions from those anxious to take partial or complete profits at this time. I feel stongly that those who do will deeply regret that decision due to the third and most dramatic event that should impact the pps rise significantly more than the first two events.
The third event should be a public media exposure via internet,news print, and TV documentary enlightening the masses in our international social media circles which we live in today to the financial, educational, and historical renderings from the first two events. This media arrangement is already in place anticipating the first two events being accomplished. The major impact will be widespread both in volume and pps increases during this period.
I would just like to share 2 other suggestions:
1)Don't be too anxious to liquidate before the 3rd event is underway. I firmly believe you will regret that decision.
2)Continue to ignore the point::counterpoint, antagonist::protagonist inane and time wasting posts. There are generally only two self serving motives for these--to minimize entry price point and to maximize exit price point, inevitably and universally denied by all involved, but ultimately true most if not all of the time.
Infamous Brother In Law Poster
omerta1441 Sunday, 06/08/14 01:03:34 PM
Re: None
Post # of 30522
Thank you to those who re-posted excerpts from my initial short lived posting. With the scenario of that post, now presently taking place, IMHO there are 3 significant events in the near future for SFRX, the first being the PR for the long awaited permit.
With the defining, redefining, and resulting mutual agreement among all involved, IMO we are on the eve of that PR as it should be considered imminent at this time. This should result in a nice uptick for SFRX.
The second event should be the raising of highly valued metals and historical artifacts from the site and PR'd in due time. I believe this time span will be shorter than most figure. This event should have substantial positive effect on the pps.
IMO here's where it will get very interesting. There will probably be knee jerk reactions from those anxious to take partial or complete profits at this time. I feel stongly that those who do will deeply regret that decision due to the third and most dramatic event that should impact the pps rise significantly more than the first two events.
The third event should be a public media exposure via internet,news print, and TV documentary enlightening the masses in our international social media circles which we live in today to the financial, educational, and historical renderings from the first two events. This media arrangement is already in place anticipating the first two events being accomplished. The major impact will be widespread both in volume and pps increases during this period.
I would just like to share 2 other suggestions:
1)Don't be too anxious to liquidate before the 3rd event is underway. I firmly believe you will regret that decision.
2)Continue to ignore the point::counterpoint, antagonist::protagonist inane and time wasting posts. There are generally only two self serving motives for these--to minimize entry price point and to maximize exit price point, inevitably and universally denied by all involved, but ultimately true most if not all of the time.
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