It's kind of interesting that from an investors po

It's kind of interesting that from an investors point of view, any investor could of bought and sold like Friedland did and therefor the price would of did what it did regardless of Friedland. IMO the thing that really pumped up the stock the most is the same thing that is bringing it down now. When I first got in OWCP at 0.139 everyone on the board was so positive about it, it was so obvious it was going to go up, even if the company wasn't even a real company. At one point there was over 2000 messages a day and all positive. When the stock reached over 2 dollars and something that was when "the others" came in. If Friendland had legally been allowed to sell shares, well then he picked the right time. He, himself did not make the price drop. His 7 million dollar profit at that time was only a small part compared to the 60 million being pumped in. Most stocks tend to pop up and come back down. The nature of this investing thing. It's the heart of the game we play. I think the news of Friendland isn't hurting us that much either, other than the fact the bashers now have a tool to scare out the weak hands. It's the weak hands that are hurting us. Once they are gone, watch just how fast this pops up. Then when the good news hits, it will be bye bye penny land and hello dollar land! A lot of investors are complaining that the company doesn't give enough info on what they are doing. I just feel like the company has their priorities straight and not wasting time fluffing this up. Curious as to how many are just sitting on the sidelines right now with a boat load of money waiting for what they think the precise time to get in is. Who will get in at the lowest price and who will be left chasing!

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