Is this a new thought or the same thing I've seen
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Posted On: 03/17/2015 5:35:18 PM
Re: Daveludlow #18422
Is this a new thought or the same thing I've seen you post at least a dozen other times? It would be easier to just copy and paste and not waste time typing.
Here's the basic structure of this post, whether it comes from you or biotechexpert, or Deputy, or Churbz (although he's not as articulate as the others, which I think he'd admit as well)...
1. Sometime in the past, Gerald said so-and-so. (Sometimes, the word "promised" is tossed around here too).
2. Since what Gerald said (or "promised"
hasn't happened yet, such-and-such needs to happen in order for the share price to increase. (usually something obvious to everyone)
3. Based entirely on the opinion of the poster and on absolutely no evidence at all, nothing positive will happen and there won't be any significant revenue, partnership, uplisting, etc for quite some time (but the poster will still hold or even continue buying shares)
Save us all a lot of time and effort and just keep these posts to yourself. They've been done too many times before and we already know how you feel. It seems like every time you post this, you frame it as if it's some kind of new idea that just came to you. Stop. Please.
It might be time to create another new message board somewhere.
Here's the basic structure of this post, whether it comes from you or biotechexpert, or Deputy, or Churbz (although he's not as articulate as the others, which I think he'd admit as well)...
1. Sometime in the past, Gerald said so-and-so. (Sometimes, the word "promised" is tossed around here too).
2. Since what Gerald said (or "promised"
hasn't happened yet, such-and-such needs to happen in order for the share price to increase. (usually something obvious to everyone) 3. Based entirely on the opinion of the poster and on absolutely no evidence at all, nothing positive will happen and there won't be any significant revenue, partnership, uplisting, etc for quite some time (but the poster will still hold or even continue buying shares)
Save us all a lot of time and effort and just keep these posts to yourself. They've been done too many times before and we already know how you feel. It seems like every time you post this, you frame it as if it's some kind of new idea that just came to you. Stop. Please.
It might be time to create another new message board somewhere.
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