You’ve just been told by the company that theyâ€
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Posted On: 09/07/2018 8:08:07 AM
You’ve just been told by the company that they’re diluting these shares, and you point out that DECN is off the radar.
Exactly what I would expect from a stock flip like yourself. A waste of my time. There are two types of stock flips, the momentum stock flip and the share counting stock flip. Flips are world famous for two things.
1. A total ignorance about how corporate finance works.
2. A total inability to care or to learn.
How many of those diluted shares from the registration statement were offered to you flip? Answer, none. And there won't be. An approved registration statement is a big deal. It is a valuable asset. A registration statement allows a fund or an investment group, or a brokerage with special situations investors (who are very well healed) to invest directly with a company, not buy shares on the market from other NOBOs -- the only thing a flip like yourself has ever done.
A fund or small institution that buys shares from a registration is able to "book" the investment at cash value (because the shares are registered). Fund managers love that because it lessens their risk and allows for immediate reward (commission). People and institutions who make these investments do not compete with the stock flips or day traders or momentum players like your brethren, they buy to hold. They are investors. An overwhelming number of stock traders and flips are not investors, they are speculators. You flip are a poster boy for this type of mind-set. Having an effective registration statement allows a company to move on up the feeding chain in corporate finance, something the ignorant will never understand
But you know what flip, keep counting those shares and keep being a loud mouthed non-shareholder.
Exactly what I would expect from a stock flip like yourself. A waste of my time. There are two types of stock flips, the momentum stock flip and the share counting stock flip. Flips are world famous for two things.
1. A total ignorance about how corporate finance works.
2. A total inability to care or to learn.
How many of those diluted shares from the registration statement were offered to you flip? Answer, none. And there won't be. An approved registration statement is a big deal. It is a valuable asset. A registration statement allows a fund or an investment group, or a brokerage with special situations investors (who are very well healed) to invest directly with a company, not buy shares on the market from other NOBOs -- the only thing a flip like yourself has ever done.
A fund or small institution that buys shares from a registration is able to "book" the investment at cash value (because the shares are registered). Fund managers love that because it lessens their risk and allows for immediate reward (commission). People and institutions who make these investments do not compete with the stock flips or day traders or momentum players like your brethren, they buy to hold. They are investors. An overwhelming number of stock traders and flips are not investors, they are speculators. You flip are a poster boy for this type of mind-set. Having an effective registration statement allows a company to move on up the feeding chain in corporate finance, something the ignorant will never understand
But you know what flip, keep counting those shares and keep being a loud mouthed non-shareholder.
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