OK I ask Ray a few questions and here is his answe
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Posted On: 02/01/2016 6:32:24 PM
OK I ask Ray a few questions and here is his answer!!!! I will not post it on the other board because it would get deleted right away!!! If you want let people know it is here. More to come!!!!!
I am thinking of doing a video blog actually, so I can say my piece face to face, and explain all about my business and about MDIN but I haven’t decided for sure. You think that would be a good idea?
Look, I am shareholder…I am not an officer of the company, I cannot go making statements regarding what the company policy is. I can tell you that right now there is no split in the future that I know of. I can tell you that the company is currently being audited and is about 90% finished and a form-10 will be filed to bring it fully reporting. We are very close and I am basically paying for it
so I know its getting done. I can tell you Peachtree is far from out of
business, in fact we are doing great and adding new deals very soon. ANAS crashed and burned because of FINRA, nobody else. FINRA put rules in place that effectively rendered ANAS useless as a vehicle and that was that. I am still working to revive the entity as well. its funny that people would use ANAS as an example…the company went from .0001 to .04 trading hundreds of millions of
shares per day. It did this for almost 6 months. Sounds like one of the biggest winners of the year to me...
I want to remind everyone of a big set of facts everyone seems to forget very quickly. MDIN was essentially out of business in 2009. I stepped in and revived the entire company. 2012 to 2013 the stock ran up higher and higher all the way up to a penny! (from .0001). Now, a lot of people could have taken 1000 times their money and to them, I am a superhero. But a lot of people got greedy. They
held on as it started going down. Whenever a company goes 1000 times its price in a 3 month period its bound to drop…it took 2 full years to come back down into the trips. Two full years. Those who hung on are two types of people. 1) The first type just likes the company, the products, and they will hold on for another 2 years if it takes that long. They enjoy being part of it.
2) The second type is simply greedy and stupid. When the stock drops they cry scam, and when it goes up, and up, and up, they still don’t sell! Because they are greedy and stupid.
These are sub-penny stocks, they do not trade on earnings, or revenue, they trade on emotion and speculation. They will always will fluctuate between .0001 and a few cents based solely on what type of news comes out. Someday if we are
lucky, and if the business has staying power, they uplift and stabilize, they move up to a higher market and trade more on earnings and less on emotion. Then the big long term payoff happens. That can take 2 years, 5 years, 10 years, or never. The odds of this success are one in a thousand. You either are a number 1 person or a number 2 person.
I can make you some guarantees about MDIN:
1) The stock will increase again…eventually, they all do. It’ll come back.
2) Until we get it fully reporting...it will also drop and hit rock bottom again as well. That’s the way it works. This is guaranteed, because emotions fluctuate in the same way.
3) there will be some dilution. This is a fact of life. Money has to come from somewhere. It doesn’t grow on trees. MDIN is lucky because it has me. I don’t add a billion shares to the outstanding per month like some of the other funding groups. I trickle it out slowly. try to cover some of my losses, and go slow. When I took over MDIN, NIR group dumped 20 Billion shares in four months. 20 Billion! With me leading the funding efforts, the float has just barely doubled
in the past three years. Huge difference.
The number two type of people are the bashers. Their own stupidity lost them money and they want to blame someone. So they blame me…the guy who is $175,000 in the red right now. The guy who keeps writing checks to keep the project alive. They blame me. But the truth is that every single person that bought MDIN, signed a paper with their broker saying that they understood that the risk
was astronomical, that they had a million dollar net worth, that they made over $100K per year so they could afford the risk. Under penalty of perjury they signed this paper. Why would they lie? They lied , and committed perjury to make a quick buck. To make a quick buck at the expense of the poor shmuck who would
be buying the stock way too high. Now, I’d like people to tell me who is the bad guy here? the bashers are in this game to fleece every one of us of our money. Dishonestly, and behind our backs. Their agenda is clear or why would they waste their time being so pissed off online?
So, I want everyone to think about what they are; number 1 or a number 2. If they are a number 2 they should think about that legal document they signed regarding risk. They sign a paper telling them they’ll lose their money and they say “its fine with me” but when they lose their money they cry like bitches. frankly I can’t believe they are not laughed off the boards. And for those who are a number 1, its been a fun and interesting journey, and it is not nearly over yet. Together we will forge forward and whatever happens we can hold our head high and say with confidence that we put it on the line for something we believed. Period.
I am re-writing this and refining it and i will release it for all to read,
possibly in the form of a video with me saying it or something like it. I’m not sure but someone has to set things straight.
RB
I am thinking of doing a video blog actually, so I can say my piece face to face, and explain all about my business and about MDIN but I haven’t decided for sure. You think that would be a good idea?
Look, I am shareholder…I am not an officer of the company, I cannot go making statements regarding what the company policy is. I can tell you that right now there is no split in the future that I know of. I can tell you that the company is currently being audited and is about 90% finished and a form-10 will be filed to bring it fully reporting. We are very close and I am basically paying for it
so I know its getting done. I can tell you Peachtree is far from out of
business, in fact we are doing great and adding new deals very soon. ANAS crashed and burned because of FINRA, nobody else. FINRA put rules in place that effectively rendered ANAS useless as a vehicle and that was that. I am still working to revive the entity as well. its funny that people would use ANAS as an example…the company went from .0001 to .04 trading hundreds of millions of
shares per day. It did this for almost 6 months. Sounds like one of the biggest winners of the year to me...
I want to remind everyone of a big set of facts everyone seems to forget very quickly. MDIN was essentially out of business in 2009. I stepped in and revived the entire company. 2012 to 2013 the stock ran up higher and higher all the way up to a penny! (from .0001). Now, a lot of people could have taken 1000 times their money and to them, I am a superhero. But a lot of people got greedy. They
held on as it started going down. Whenever a company goes 1000 times its price in a 3 month period its bound to drop…it took 2 full years to come back down into the trips. Two full years. Those who hung on are two types of people. 1) The first type just likes the company, the products, and they will hold on for another 2 years if it takes that long. They enjoy being part of it.
2) The second type is simply greedy and stupid. When the stock drops they cry scam, and when it goes up, and up, and up, they still don’t sell! Because they are greedy and stupid.
These are sub-penny stocks, they do not trade on earnings, or revenue, they trade on emotion and speculation. They will always will fluctuate between .0001 and a few cents based solely on what type of news comes out. Someday if we are
lucky, and if the business has staying power, they uplift and stabilize, they move up to a higher market and trade more on earnings and less on emotion. Then the big long term payoff happens. That can take 2 years, 5 years, 10 years, or never. The odds of this success are one in a thousand. You either are a number 1 person or a number 2 person.
I can make you some guarantees about MDIN:
1) The stock will increase again…eventually, they all do. It’ll come back.
2) Until we get it fully reporting...it will also drop and hit rock bottom again as well. That’s the way it works. This is guaranteed, because emotions fluctuate in the same way.
3) there will be some dilution. This is a fact of life. Money has to come from somewhere. It doesn’t grow on trees. MDIN is lucky because it has me. I don’t add a billion shares to the outstanding per month like some of the other funding groups. I trickle it out slowly. try to cover some of my losses, and go slow. When I took over MDIN, NIR group dumped 20 Billion shares in four months. 20 Billion! With me leading the funding efforts, the float has just barely doubled
in the past three years. Huge difference.
The number two type of people are the bashers. Their own stupidity lost them money and they want to blame someone. So they blame me…the guy who is $175,000 in the red right now. The guy who keeps writing checks to keep the project alive. They blame me. But the truth is that every single person that bought MDIN, signed a paper with their broker saying that they understood that the risk
was astronomical, that they had a million dollar net worth, that they made over $100K per year so they could afford the risk. Under penalty of perjury they signed this paper. Why would they lie? They lied , and committed perjury to make a quick buck. To make a quick buck at the expense of the poor shmuck who would
be buying the stock way too high. Now, I’d like people to tell me who is the bad guy here? the bashers are in this game to fleece every one of us of our money. Dishonestly, and behind our backs. Their agenda is clear or why would they waste their time being so pissed off online?
So, I want everyone to think about what they are; number 1 or a number 2. If they are a number 2 they should think about that legal document they signed regarding risk. They sign a paper telling them they’ll lose their money and they say “its fine with me” but when they lose their money they cry like bitches. frankly I can’t believe they are not laughed off the boards. And for those who are a number 1, its been a fun and interesting journey, and it is not nearly over yet. Together we will forge forward and whatever happens we can hold our head high and say with confidence that we put it on the line for something we believed. Period.
I am re-writing this and refining it and i will release it for all to read,
possibly in the form of a video with me saying it or something like it. I’m not sure but someone has to set things straight.
RB
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