Amazing isn't it Roger? So many business "experts"
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Posted On: 09/18/2016 11:57:07 AM
Re: Roger Wilco #25515
Amazing isn't it Roger? So many business "experts" posting on this board repeatedly stated that NO large investment groups would make a move like this until a company was listed on a big board and filing annual reports with revenues in the multi million dollar range. I suppose they were confusing groups with firms.
I believe that those not practicing to deceive simply can't see the big picture here. You would need to be capable of thinking "outside the box" and use "field" research in order to see it, and therefore not only understand what's happening now but also why some of us aren't surprised to see it. So many are worried about the weenie little price moves down here at the bottom when the upside is gargantuan and additional major announcements could pop up at any time between now and whatever milestone they're narrowly focused on.
As with the large scale, more elaborate acts of deception Joe1979 referred to in response to the recent bombing in New York, the art of deception is alive and well all the way to the bottom of the food chain. Deception tends to make the challenge of spotting a diamond in the rough like Rocky Mountain High Brands via the use of message boards alone very difficult. People really need to take the time, as you suggested, to do their own reading and their own thinking. Separating the deception from the truth then becomes a much easier task.
I believe that those not practicing to deceive simply can't see the big picture here. You would need to be capable of thinking "outside the box" and use "field" research in order to see it, and therefore not only understand what's happening now but also why some of us aren't surprised to see it. So many are worried about the weenie little price moves down here at the bottom when the upside is gargantuan and additional major announcements could pop up at any time between now and whatever milestone they're narrowly focused on.
As with the large scale, more elaborate acts of deception Joe1979 referred to in response to the recent bombing in New York, the art of deception is alive and well all the way to the bottom of the food chain. Deception tends to make the challenge of spotting a diamond in the rough like Rocky Mountain High Brands via the use of message boards alone very difficult. People really need to take the time, as you suggested, to do their own reading and their own thinking. Separating the deception from the truth then becomes a much easier task.
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