Not just because I've learned quite a painfully di
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Posted On: 08/28/2016 11:30:28 PM
Not just because I've learned quite a painfully difficult and costly lesson in my short five year life of 'pennies' M3 but trying always not to embellish or color the believed 'facts' which is all I can base my comments on.
While anyone may be 'stupid and gullible' enough to be taken in by so many unscrupulous people who are crooks, cons, sick, thieves and in fact criminals in the world of OTC particularly... I have to continue to believe in the human spirit of God-given 'goodness' that once in a great while I can trust my research as well as another person, a CEO, even my instincts, that expectations can come true. And even a 'gamble' can work in the good guys' favor, lol ... after all smarter, richer folks have been taken by the likes of a pathetic sociopath as Madoff was and is (today he's imprisoned and all those 'investors' continue living... we take nothing with us into the inevitable)... having said this, no one should 'gamble' more than they can afford to lose.
What we've been seeing and hearing come out of Trans-Pacific and Bill McKay is nothing short of genius and one has to believe that even if only a portion of all that's been worked on and planned happens, we can actually be involved in a 'penny' OTC that will indeed some day turn out to be the best investment and gamble ever...
Indeed however TPAC pans out, I also think in a year it will be quite interesting to see how it goes.
While anyone may be 'stupid and gullible' enough to be taken in by so many unscrupulous people who are crooks, cons, sick, thieves and in fact criminals in the world of OTC particularly... I have to continue to believe in the human spirit of God-given 'goodness' that once in a great while I can trust my research as well as another person, a CEO, even my instincts, that expectations can come true. And even a 'gamble' can work in the good guys' favor, lol ... after all smarter, richer folks have been taken by the likes of a pathetic sociopath as Madoff was and is (today he's imprisoned and all those 'investors' continue living... we take nothing with us into the inevitable)... having said this, no one should 'gamble' more than they can afford to lose.
What we've been seeing and hearing come out of Trans-Pacific and Bill McKay is nothing short of genius and one has to believe that even if only a portion of all that's been worked on and planned happens, we can actually be involved in a 'penny' OTC that will indeed some day turn out to be the best investment and gamble ever...
Indeed however TPAC pans out, I also think in a year it will be quite interesting to see how it goes.
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