Confirmation today of what I have suspected for a long-time about why Ben Lurkin keeps posting disinformation on iHub about many of the OTCBB stocks at the bottom end of the price range - including $INCC.
In the last 24 hours, 10 posts have been deleted from the iHub $INCC board - mostly to do with Lurkin's misleading posts or his motives.
One of the deleted posts is this one - # 84548 at 1:56:30 PM EST on 3/5/2017 from Rockstar55:
"He's on ihub because he lost a lot of money in otcbb stocks. He pm'd me."
which was in response to a post from webdev2016 asking Lurkin why he was still posting on the board if he did not believe in $INCC.
I consider it absolutely despicable that someone - who is clearly an incompetent trader and isn't up to competing with the big boys in the OTCBB where it's possible to make huge gains in returns for taking higher risks with start-ups - should conduct a continual ongoing vendetta against a number of CEOs which then leads perhaps to some less experienced traders selling needlessly for a loss based on his opinions and deliberately misleading information.
$INCC has never been responsible for "losing" shareholders' money - traders only incur losses if they decide to sell shares for a lower price than they bought them at - entirely their decision.
For me, $INCC has provided the largest gains of any stock I have ever traded and was also the largest profit earner in 2014 and 2016 - consistently over extended periods which offered others the same opportunities with huge volumes traded (see daily updates here) at the full spectrum of prices.
Since early 2014, $INCC has always provided excellent opportunities for those that are observant, interpret Level 2 information correctly, are savvy and patient. I anticipate further opportunities to present themselves in 2017 and later years due to the ongoing catalysts, relatively thin share structure for the price range, and interest levels and hence why I maintain a position in it at all times.
Otherwise, as a very successful, high volume, full-time trader specializing almost exclusively at the bottom end of the OTCBB sector, I wouldn't be wasting my time on it if I didn't like the risk vs reward ratio.
In the last 24 hours, 10 posts have been deleted from the iHub $INCC board - mostly to do with Lurkin's misleading posts or his motives.
One of the deleted posts is this one - # 84548 at 1:56:30 PM EST on 3/5/2017 from Rockstar55:
"He's on ihub because he lost a lot of money in otcbb stocks. He pm'd me."
which was in response to a post from webdev2016 asking Lurkin why he was still posting on the board if he did not believe in $INCC.
I consider it absolutely despicable that someone - who is clearly an incompetent trader and isn't up to competing with the big boys in the OTCBB where it's possible to make huge gains in returns for taking higher risks with start-ups - should conduct a continual ongoing vendetta against a number of CEOs which then leads perhaps to some less experienced traders selling needlessly for a loss based on his opinions and deliberately misleading information.
$INCC has never been responsible for "losing" shareholders' money - traders only incur losses if they decide to sell shares for a lower price than they bought them at - entirely their decision.
For me, $INCC has provided the largest gains of any stock I have ever traded and was also the largest profit earner in 2014 and 2016 - consistently over extended periods which offered others the same opportunities with huge volumes traded (see daily updates here) at the full spectrum of prices.
Since early 2014, $INCC has always provided excellent opportunities for those that are observant, interpret Level 2 information correctly, are savvy and patient. I anticipate further opportunities to present themselves in 2017 and later years due to the ongoing catalysts, relatively thin share structure for the price range, and interest levels and hence why I maintain a position in it at all times.
Otherwise, as a very successful, high volume, full-time trader specializing almost exclusively at the bottom end of the OTCBB sector, I wouldn't be wasting my time on it if I didn't like the risk vs reward ratio.
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All posts are my opinion - trade at your own risk.
A very apposite motto for those who trade successfully in the OTC market..
All posts are my opinion - trade at your own risk.
