Gerry and Ragz, thank you guys. I appreciate each of you saying what you said. Rather than replying to someone like that, I just placed them on block and ignore. No time for circular arguments with no resolution. As for pumping or bashing, I'd say most of us on here just try to forecast as best as we know how given the information provided. Most of us have honest intentions, whether we turn out to be right or wrong in our analyses, and a select few have other motives. Time will tell who is right. But with that said, it doesn't really matter who turns out to be right or wrong, as that is just an ego trip, however temporarily gratifying that can occasionally feel; instead, what really matters is the end result, which would be what most of us are hoping to see - a company that thrives and a stock that follows suit. Let's hope for the best, guys. It's win-win for all.
As a final aside, just because certain things haven't been actualized yet does not mean they won't be at a later date. No skeptic ever realizes that, yet every inventor does. So if you see a laundry list of questions asking about why certain milestones haven't been met, and alluding to a company being a scam because of that, the flip side of that coin is that they are still being worked on, maybe not all of them, or maybe only a viable percentage, but several of those things can still materialize. Should they do just that, rest assured that the same people calling it a scam for those reasons will call it a scam for other reasons. If the stock hits five dollars a share, they will tarnish the CEO because it is not ten dollars a share, and will rip into shareholders who are very excited with the progress, and who see the potential to get from five to ten with a bit of patience and forward movement.
Anyway. That is my pump for this morning. And just so we're clear in our roles, mine being the pumper, this stock will be out of the trips by the end of the day, out of the sub-pennies by next week, and into dollars a few days later, followed by NASA and Boeing competing to buy us out for hundreds of dollars a share within two weeks of that. Remember: if you're not calling it a scam, you're pumping. Those are the "rules".
As a final aside, just because certain things haven't been actualized yet does not mean they won't be at a later date. No skeptic ever realizes that, yet every inventor does. So if you see a laundry list of questions asking about why certain milestones haven't been met, and alluding to a company being a scam because of that, the flip side of that coin is that they are still being worked on, maybe not all of them, or maybe only a viable percentage, but several of those things can still materialize. Should they do just that, rest assured that the same people calling it a scam for those reasons will call it a scam for other reasons. If the stock hits five dollars a share, they will tarnish the CEO because it is not ten dollars a share, and will rip into shareholders who are very excited with the progress, and who see the potential to get from five to ten with a bit of patience and forward movement.
Anyway. That is my pump for this morning. And just so we're clear in our roles, mine being the pumper, this stock will be out of the trips by the end of the day, out of the sub-pennies by next week, and into dollars a few days later, followed by NASA and Boeing competing to buy us out for hundreds of dollars a share within two weeks of that. Remember: if you're not calling it a scam, you're pumping. Those are the "rules".
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