It's because reality is subjective. You see the fu
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Posted On: 03/01/2017 4:58:19 PM
Re: firestream #30932
It's because reality is subjective. You see the future of this company and think it's grossly undervalued, so you buy. Someone else who is lazy and doesn't do their due diligence may see a "scam" or "pump and dump" opportunity to get out of their position. A penny stock going from .0002 to .005 in a few weeks is not a great argument for legitimacy in the OTC. It happens all the time, and every single one of them goes right back down to trips, with us being the one and only exception.
The other part of the situation is that the faster a stock prices increases, the more difficult it becomes to not sell. People know there will be pullbacks, and some of those who bought shares at .0002 or .0003 are sitting on tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands in profit, so why not take some money off the table? If no one sold, we'd never get to own any shares, and if there is no product to meet the demand, the stock will never go anywhere. There are a lot of other reasons too, but for the most part, we need the current desperate investors who cry wolf to sell their investment to intelligent people like us who don't give a shit about the Igor Era of Baltia, and only care about the future. People dwell on the past too much. It's why most of us aren't millionaires. The only thing that is going to make us money is the future.
But try explaining that to the idiots on IHUB or the 80 year old who put her life savings into Baltia a few years ago thinking we'd be up in the air within a few months. They feel robbed, despite the fact that they knew the risks associated with stocks. Yet they feel entitled to something that isn't owed to them. And they don't know jack shit about investing, especially investing in a penny stock.
Another thing is that the loudest voices coming from the bashers are often people with the least amount of money to lose. When Igor was fucking up the company in early 2015, do you all remember seeing LT post about how pissed he is and how this company is a scam? No! Obviously not, because he DID HIS DUE DILIGENCE before investing the insane amount he put in over the years (and I mean insane like Charles Manson insane).
People with the most to gain are the most educated on this company, so they know when to be worried. Right now, it seems as though the unpredictable course of events triggered by Tony's leadership has truly set us on a course for making a lot of money. So let the fools sell us their shares. We'll happily take them.
The other part of the situation is that the faster a stock prices increases, the more difficult it becomes to not sell. People know there will be pullbacks, and some of those who bought shares at .0002 or .0003 are sitting on tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands in profit, so why not take some money off the table? If no one sold, we'd never get to own any shares, and if there is no product to meet the demand, the stock will never go anywhere. There are a lot of other reasons too, but for the most part, we need the current desperate investors who cry wolf to sell their investment to intelligent people like us who don't give a shit about the Igor Era of Baltia, and only care about the future. People dwell on the past too much. It's why most of us aren't millionaires. The only thing that is going to make us money is the future.
But try explaining that to the idiots on IHUB or the 80 year old who put her life savings into Baltia a few years ago thinking we'd be up in the air within a few months. They feel robbed, despite the fact that they knew the risks associated with stocks. Yet they feel entitled to something that isn't owed to them. And they don't know jack shit about investing, especially investing in a penny stock.
Another thing is that the loudest voices coming from the bashers are often people with the least amount of money to lose. When Igor was fucking up the company in early 2015, do you all remember seeing LT post about how pissed he is and how this company is a scam? No! Obviously not, because he DID HIS DUE DILIGENCE before investing the insane amount he put in over the years (and I mean insane like Charles Manson insane).
People with the most to gain are the most educated on this company, so they know when to be worried. Right now, it seems as though the unpredictable course of events triggered by Tony's leadership has truly set us on a course for making a lot of money. So let the fools sell us their shares. We'll happily take them.
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