Someone on the pony board is saying ntgl shares up
Post# of 2009
Posted On: 08/28/2015 8:19:54 PM
Someone on the pony board is saying ntgl shares up 400% ,in what timeframe I don't know cause I couldn't bring myself to read that crap. When the full effect of dilution hits they'll drop like a rock. This same guy talked me into buying at the high and kept saying, along with ntek, and other big people, that it was going up soon.
Funny though, even though we'd been messaging about a different stock for some time, he didn't feel the need to tip me about this stock until after he loaded up at less than a third of my cost. Then he stopped buying from 5 cents all the way up to the high, and waited for the price to drop back under a nickel to load up some more. Almost like he knew and felt if he told people the truth he wouldn't get as much. Now with ntgl he's pretty much doing the same thing. It's trading maybe a hundred bucks a day. Nothing to say it's up 400%, at least not reliably. I used to respect him and thought maybe it was just a coincidence he didn't buy on the way up, and was just a coincidence he got more money when it dropped. But then I remembered he had the money when it was high at the top. But he stayed in the other stock till it tripled, around the same time ntek was back under a nickel. Maybe he thought telling me, his online friend, would somehow hurt him.
But it fell into place pretty good for him. Guess some people only share what is convenient. Lesson learned. A good tip isn't always good. I had the feeling something wasn't quite right when ntek started missing np1's deadlines, but I trusted ntek, him, and big. I think it's about to happen, but if I'd bought when he did I'd have at the very least 6 million shares, conservatively.
But I'm not competitive like some people. I try to honestly help. I don't think my posts can be taken any other way. But maybe others have a different view. I'm sure he doesn't see it the way I do. Heck, it may just be a coincidence. Conveniently.
Funny though, even though we'd been messaging about a different stock for some time, he didn't feel the need to tip me about this stock until after he loaded up at less than a third of my cost. Then he stopped buying from 5 cents all the way up to the high, and waited for the price to drop back under a nickel to load up some more. Almost like he knew and felt if he told people the truth he wouldn't get as much. Now with ntgl he's pretty much doing the same thing. It's trading maybe a hundred bucks a day. Nothing to say it's up 400%, at least not reliably. I used to respect him and thought maybe it was just a coincidence he didn't buy on the way up, and was just a coincidence he got more money when it dropped. But then I remembered he had the money when it was high at the top. But he stayed in the other stock till it tripled, around the same time ntek was back under a nickel. Maybe he thought telling me, his online friend, would somehow hurt him.
But it fell into place pretty good for him. Guess some people only share what is convenient. Lesson learned. A good tip isn't always good. I had the feeling something wasn't quite right when ntek started missing np1's deadlines, but I trusted ntek, him, and big. I think it's about to happen, but if I'd bought when he did I'd have at the very least 6 million shares, conservatively.
But I'm not competitive like some people. I try to honestly help. I don't think my posts can be taken any other way. But maybe others have a different view. I'm sure he doesn't see it the way I do. Heck, it may just be a coincidence. Conveniently.
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