I don't think there's anyone trying to get at a tr
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Posted On: 08/20/2014 11:47:14 PM
I don't think there's anyone trying to get at a truth over there. It is however unfortunate that MRIB has been targeted by some group of people who are making money from hurting the company.
The way I see it they probably look for companies just like I do, except instead of finding a company with a good chance to succeed and riding on its success with long term investment, they simply cause the roller coaster because as they say, "its hard to keep a good thing down." MRIB's products on shelves make them a much more viable company than most pennies and we all know that so they will go up, but at the same time a little bashing here and there causes uncertainty along with bid wacks and large share blocks where possible to make the chart look bad and I can see how they have a nice cash cow to keep milking.
The bad news is the bashers may be right because they might actually succeed in killing the company via forcing them to sell shares at a much lower price than was estimated when trying to establish timelines and budgets for the success of the company.
If anyones interested in more on that, I'll elaborate. I fully expect the bashers to invite me into their little scam now that I know how it works;-) Anyway I'm getting a great education in how to destroy a start up and make money doing it.
The way I see it they probably look for companies just like I do, except instead of finding a company with a good chance to succeed and riding on its success with long term investment, they simply cause the roller coaster because as they say, "its hard to keep a good thing down." MRIB's products on shelves make them a much more viable company than most pennies and we all know that so they will go up, but at the same time a little bashing here and there causes uncertainty along with bid wacks and large share blocks where possible to make the chart look bad and I can see how they have a nice cash cow to keep milking.
The bad news is the bashers may be right because they might actually succeed in killing the company via forcing them to sell shares at a much lower price than was estimated when trying to establish timelines and budgets for the success of the company.
If anyones interested in more on that, I'll elaborate. I fully expect the bashers to invite me into their little scam now that I know how it works;-) Anyway I'm getting a great education in how to destroy a start up and make money doing it.
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