Ahh jeez, I accidentally posted on the Pony board
Post# of 2009
Posted On: 06/09/2015 3:49:33 PM
Ahh jeez, I accidentally posted on the Pony board thinking Taber was venting on our board. I wasn't paying enough attention obviously. What was I thinking?! Man, I feel dirty now. I had to delete the text. This is what I was telling him though...
"I hear you Taber! Don't be sorry! You can post whatever you want here. We're all frustrated as hell about what management is doing to us. Yes, that is right, management is doing this to us, their investors, and they continue to keep us in the dark and treat us like we're some kind of money tree that they can keep taking and taking and taking.
One thing that someone just said over there, that they are going to punch the shorts in the mouth by tripling their position. That's the problem. It won't do a thing. They don't even have to have ownership of the stock to screw with the price. They can use shares and never have paid a dime...well....a penny, for them. Someone could come in and purchase every one of the free shares, and it's not going to stop them. The SEC is as worthless as the FDA. They are not there to protect citizens, they are there to continue their own existence."
"I hear you Taber! Don't be sorry! You can post whatever you want here. We're all frustrated as hell about what management is doing to us. Yes, that is right, management is doing this to us, their investors, and they continue to keep us in the dark and treat us like we're some kind of money tree that they can keep taking and taking and taking.
One thing that someone just said over there, that they are going to punch the shorts in the mouth by tripling their position. That's the problem. It won't do a thing. They don't even have to have ownership of the stock to screw with the price. They can use shares and never have paid a dime...well....a penny, for them. Someone could come in and purchase every one of the free shares, and it's not going to stop them. The SEC is as worthless as the FDA. They are not there to protect citizens, they are there to continue their own existence."
(0)
(0)