Sitting Bull - I don't consider NTEK diluting as b
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Posted On: 10/07/2016 5:02:03 AM
Re: Sitting Bull #67883
Sitting Bull - I don't consider NTEK diluting as being high volume - if they weren't diluting, there wouldn't be high volume. I don't see Tom/Dick/Harry buying shares of any significant magnitude. I posted the dilution + short interest figures as a percentage of overall volume about a month ago to prove this.
Alan C - I've heard for 2 years that shorts are in trouble. I'd rather be up a heck of a lot of money in my account and "in trouble" as opposed to be down more than 90% and not in trouble - who else wouldn't? I don't think there is a short out there that is scared if they look at the total amount of money that they've scalped off of us/the company over the years.
Big Hank - I've heard "it's a good time to buy" for 2 years. If you bought $1K worth of stock every time somebody said that on this board over the last 2 years, you'd still likely be down more than 70%.
Winston - You have insight, but it seems like I could summarize your prognosticating as "free beer tomorrow" - problem is I'm thirsty now and tomorrow never comes.
Buy and hold has not been a winning method. Flipping and shorting has. To each his own when it comes to making money - that's why we're here - to make money. As long as it's a legal way, I have no problem with anyone's strategy. Not sure if flipping/shorting success is going to continue, but nothing that the company has done or is currently promoting is set to change that.
What I do see is a company that is at the leading edge of an emerging market that is 100% certain to grow. The scales will tip to 4K dominance in content. The question is will we be a major player and ride the wave or will the big boys catch up in time to run over NTEK. This is what it all comes down to - we're all here because we envision the former and not the latter.
Regards,
-kbulldog.
Alan C - I've heard for 2 years that shorts are in trouble. I'd rather be up a heck of a lot of money in my account and "in trouble" as opposed to be down more than 90% and not in trouble - who else wouldn't? I don't think there is a short out there that is scared if they look at the total amount of money that they've scalped off of us/the company over the years.
Big Hank - I've heard "it's a good time to buy" for 2 years. If you bought $1K worth of stock every time somebody said that on this board over the last 2 years, you'd still likely be down more than 70%.
Winston - You have insight, but it seems like I could summarize your prognosticating as "free beer tomorrow" - problem is I'm thirsty now and tomorrow never comes.
Buy and hold has not been a winning method. Flipping and shorting has. To each his own when it comes to making money - that's why we're here - to make money. As long as it's a legal way, I have no problem with anyone's strategy. Not sure if flipping/shorting success is going to continue, but nothing that the company has done or is currently promoting is set to change that.
What I do see is a company that is at the leading edge of an emerging market that is 100% certain to grow. The scales will tip to 4K dominance in content. The question is will we be a major player and ride the wave or will the big boys catch up in time to run over NTEK. This is what it all comes down to - we're all here because we envision the former and not the latter.
Regards,
-kbulldog.
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