Novice investors shouldn't be investing in any OTC

Novice investors shouldn't be investing in any OTC pinkies to make money. Most pinkies are scams, but many people trade on free shares when this is true. Anyone, which is me, who doesn't take out their initial investment has to firmly believe in the stock that he is willing to bet his initial investment that the stock is real. I made that decision early on because I have done the research to give me the confidence to do so. I can say that I was able to get in on this stock in the trips. However, I would have pulled my initial investment out if I wasn't sure of what I owned.

The rhetoric that you are relying on is almost word for word from all of the dialog from the people who are either trying to flip or short this stock. I decided not to listen to that rhetoric and to do my own research and to research as much of the positive and negative dialog. I have found a lot of truth in the positive and very little truth for the negative, so I decided to stay in this for the long haul. I believe that we will see audited annual consolidated financials for this company. Most scams start out with a RS and then proceed to do a massive PR campaign to try to sell and dilute the shares that they have internally. They also do not invest in the company by spending money on auditing old financials, waiting on FINRA to change their symbol, filing federal courts cases, or staying silent for any length of time. A scam usually happens very quickly because the principles want to make quick money and then disappear from the face of the earth or go on to another scam. I haven't seen any of the typical scam signs. Instead, I have seen a company who is methodical going about their business, as an emerging growth company, and building up their business at their own pace and on their own terms.

GLTY and all the longs.