I'm with you on that.. upside is a given, most just too impatient to wait. This stock has been a flippers dream for a while now, can't knock anyone for it, I just don't invest that way...notice I said "invest". PPS doesn't matter to me right now, it's all cheap at these levels. Haven't sold a single share, still accumulating...
It is very easy to see why some amass huge wealth..they know opportunity when they see it and they are usually very long range planners...anyway, I am not going to keep beating a dead horse...you either want to be successful or you don't..glta
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not many hitting the ask today...I must say I am ashamed of folks who will let any basher drag them down with all the things this co has going....the potential is huge...we have patent, debt free, new business coming all the time, over a million in cash...geeeezz....anyway, I will take this oppoetunity to add cheap...I feel for those who can not see this opportunity knocking...glta
Free nebula with the negative bashing again as usual. Fools will be fools.
found on myec fb page - There are a lot of subscription-based companies we could go after, and they are on our radar that is for sure. Netflix would be nice to bring into the MYEC fold.
no one thinks of pennies in terms of 5 yrs...unless they are stuck
One more retirement and or buy back and a big new client and we hit it in less than a year. Its happening. How could it not? What company doesn't want to save money?
MYEC
If the potential of the company is reached within 1-5 years, all this penny trading will be deemed meaningless at some point. Can't wait for the day Neb. GL.
Quote from TFN: "no one thinks of pennies in terms of 5 yrs...unless they are stuck"
I do. And so do many others, unless they are telling a story. Been long since .0007 and not sold one share. Holding for the company to start reaching its potential. If we are still under .25 in a couple of years, then I may reevaluate. I don't see that happening IMHO.
Bears crushing the bulls to death now...support levels need to hold...
Ohhhh. You want realistic predictions. Nasdaq maybe. 1 to 2 bucks possible. Buy out not at that pps. I'll still be retired at that pps
Been following and have been invested in Myecheck for well over a year. Not one share sold. I have yet to see one instance of "pumping" by the company. IMHO.
Good luck with that, hope you were being sarcastic, this stock will never reach that high in 3 yrs if ever
Predictions predictions... Nasdaq, $50+ pps, company buy out by larger financial institution. Any of the above and I'm retired!!!
Me three! MYEC's holding nicely. See you tommorrow! :^)
After the pump comes the dump! Get ready folks! Ed and co are ready for ya all!
Hello Highlander. Me too. This is my one post for the day. Was going to save it for some excitement but there is none today, lol.
Where will be MYEC be in 3 years and at what PPS? Nasdaq and over 1.00?
MORE CEO LAWSUITS 2013:
BEWARE! MYEC: Paid Promos, Dilution and F/S
Background and explanation: MYEC, which had been an extremely thinly traded stock for its entire previous history until its recent promotions, did a 1 for 30 reverse split effective 9/3/11. All prices shown on charts prior to 9/2/11 are split-adjusted and inflated by a factor of 30.
After the F/S there was seldom any trading of the stock so the post-split share price was not seriously challenged and held up, making it look like the stock was valued based on the prevailing post-split PPS.
However once the massive promotion activity began on 3/13/13, the stock became actively trading for its first time. The post-split prices did not hold up under active trading. Part of the problem may have been unknown dilution, which is usually why post-R/S stocks are promoted.
To verify the historical trading history including share prices and volumes for any specific dates, review the historical information at http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=historical&...=NO%5EMYEC
Starting on 3/13/13, MYEC began being heavily touted in a paid-promotion campaign involving multiple newsletters during which new shares may be been dumped therefore dropping the share price. When the dumping (facilitated by the paid promos) was done, the stock underwent a recovery.