If you're here as a recovering DIDG bagholder, rel
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Posted On: 04/20/2016 2:21:09 PM
If you're here as a recovering DIDG bagholder, relax and enjoy the comfort you've achieved while trading the swings brought about by the much talked about Intermountain Orient reverse merger. Your shares have effectively been brought back from the dead.
If you're new here, having bought as a result of the DIDG resurgence and potential reverse merger, quit whacking the .0002 bids. That's just giving up while the moves are being made behind the scenes that will benefit the shareholders.
I get that there are weak hands that buy into every issue, but for pete's sake, a week of quite time is no reason to get flushed out. Stay strong.
I know sawmill owners in the Northwest and they tell me Gary Andrew is a respected, stand up man.
If you're new here, having bought as a result of the DIDG resurgence and potential reverse merger, quit whacking the .0002 bids. That's just giving up while the moves are being made behind the scenes that will benefit the shareholders.
I get that there are weak hands that buy into every issue, but for pete's sake, a week of quite time is no reason to get flushed out. Stay strong.
I know sawmill owners in the Northwest and they tell me Gary Andrew is a respected, stand up man.
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