This time around the product looks legit? Wtf doe
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Posted On: 12/13/2016 2:54:25 PM
This time around the product looks legit? Wtf does that mean? Are you implying something about the flatpack? It's my understanding that sales of flatpack is enough to sustain the Company. Otherwise, I doubt we would have survived the past year trying to raise money with share price sitting in the low single digits.
Buyers are far and few between, but that is a result of the manipulation designed to produce this result.
Its the crooks who are wrecking the share price. Most days of buying are suppressed by short sales. I think of their efforts like a fisherman trying to land a fish. Their constant shorting acts as a drag as they slowly bring the share price down. They are more than willing to let the share price run on good news patiently waiting for buyers to exhaust their funds and then reeling the share price back down again.
Manipulation may be black and white and inherent in the stock market, but the degree to which manipulation is enacted on stocks differ significantly across the spectrum. Pink sheets suffer to a much larger degree since there is virtually no 'enforced' regulation. Pink sheets previously run by crooks to fleece investors suffer the most as previous management probably always intended for the Company to fail and have brokerage associates walk away wothout having to cover their unsettled naked short positions.
Buyers are far and few between, but that is a result of the manipulation designed to produce this result.
Its the crooks who are wrecking the share price. Most days of buying are suppressed by short sales. I think of their efforts like a fisherman trying to land a fish. Their constant shorting acts as a drag as they slowly bring the share price down. They are more than willing to let the share price run on good news patiently waiting for buyers to exhaust their funds and then reeling the share price back down again.
Manipulation may be black and white and inherent in the stock market, but the degree to which manipulation is enacted on stocks differ significantly across the spectrum. Pink sheets suffer to a much larger degree since there is virtually no 'enforced' regulation. Pink sheets previously run by crooks to fleece investors suffer the most as previous management probably always intended for the Company to fail and have brokerage associates walk away wothout having to cover their unsettled naked short positions.
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