Hello board I still to this day hold my invest
Post# of 17653
Posted On: 11/13/2016 4:30:30 PM
Hello board
I still to this day hold my investment as if MC going to deliver, this is not over in my opinion. Yes there is writing on the wall that would indicate it’s over, but all those great year's of the unknowns and silence that told the other story (wealth) , no dilution, no selling, no PRs, no foreclosure , etc. I think we have the same list. Don’t for get we also have a stop sign and that alone is interesting . Take a look
http://otclawyers.com/what-is-the-difference-...tcmarkets/
A Stop Sign Usually Means an Issuer is Simply Behind in its Quarterly and Annual Filings
When a Pink Sheet Issuer falls behind on the filing of its OTCMarkets financials and disclosures, it can be marked a stop sign (Pink No Information) on OTCMarkets.com. This also happens when a former OTCQB, or bulletin board Issuer ceases to fulfill its SEC reporting obligations. The bottom line here is that a Stop Sign is not in itself a “bad sign.”
I’m not trying to change hearts and minds here on DUTV for sure, okay say DUTV doesn't work out and we finally find the foreclosure on dutv, my time wasn't wasted in this endeavor investment searching for that .5% OTC company that could have made it.
I took my shot at it and till this day I haven't lost.
Stop sign could be viewed as a positive.
Very Respectfully
2can
I still to this day hold my investment as if MC going to deliver, this is not over in my opinion. Yes there is writing on the wall that would indicate it’s over, but all those great year's of the unknowns and silence that told the other story (wealth) , no dilution, no selling, no PRs, no foreclosure , etc. I think we have the same list. Don’t for get we also have a stop sign and that alone is interesting . Take a look
http://otclawyers.com/what-is-the-difference-...tcmarkets/
A Stop Sign Usually Means an Issuer is Simply Behind in its Quarterly and Annual Filings
When a Pink Sheet Issuer falls behind on the filing of its OTCMarkets financials and disclosures, it can be marked a stop sign (Pink No Information) on OTCMarkets.com. This also happens when a former OTCQB, or bulletin board Issuer ceases to fulfill its SEC reporting obligations. The bottom line here is that a Stop Sign is not in itself a “bad sign.”
I’m not trying to change hearts and minds here on DUTV for sure, okay say DUTV doesn't work out and we finally find the foreclosure on dutv, my time wasn't wasted in this endeavor investment searching for that .5% OTC company that could have made it.
I took my shot at it and till this day I haven't lost.
Stop sign could be viewed as a positive.
Very Respectfully
2can
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