$TRON Things being as they are, we have the ultimate win-win going for us. In the first scenario, the price goes up, which means we add a little green in our accounts; and in the second scenario, the price goes down, weak hands exit, and longs get to load at cheaper prices. And should the walking down of the trend be due to manipulation, as in 48M shares or so, the manipulation is finite, as are the shares being used to facilitate it. We have a company that is intact, a no-fluff CEO who delivers, an acquisition that was just closed(with the CEO of the healthcare acquisition releasing confirmation), a funding company who is with us and who stated so via a letter of disclosure, just as the InMed CEO did, and a team of longs who are patient with no thought of giving up. We have a 299M float, no dilution, a +$100M healthcare acquisition that is final(and is just waiting on the transfer of license), no R/S and no R/S history under this CEO(or for that matter, since 2011, which was a tiny 33 for 1, and the only one in the ticker's history, long before Toron took it over), and we have a chart that is shaping up nicely, with a golden cross forming - and thanks to the daily walking down of the price, a cooler RSI for when we run. Share volume is lighter, but moves up are also much thinner, showing more locking of shares and less selling. 8k is coming out in short order, auditors are being selected to bring the company fully reporting, and more acquisitions are being worked on. Oh, and we also have BOD integration coming up as well, with some very solid and esteemed healthcare professionals coming on board Toron's team. All we need is a bit more competition for shares, which will come as info spreads, and we are off to the races. TRON is going to be a very well known ticker by the end of 2019, and for some very positive reasons. Becoming a fully reporting company is a costly decision, and one must have sufficient revenues and valuation in order to facilitate that standing and pay for those audits and SEC filings.
And as a quick afterthought, look at the Flagship letter. Pay specific attention to the word "provided". That is past tense. It was not phrased "is offering", "is planning to", "will be", or any other variation. They also state they are looking forward to a continued partnership. Both confirmation letters, InMed and Flagship, were written on company letterhead, and neither company has provided any dispute when challenged. It doesn't get much better than this.
For newcomers, here are the two stated letters of confirmation:
1) InMed: https://twitter.com/rvom110/status/1064526288835117056
2) Flagship: https://twitter.com/rvom110/status/1057633512138846208
Toron:
WIN-WIN
And as a quick afterthought, look at the Flagship letter. Pay specific attention to the word "provided". That is past tense. It was not phrased "is offering", "is planning to", "will be", or any other variation. They also state they are looking forward to a continued partnership. Both confirmation letters, InMed and Flagship, were written on company letterhead, and neither company has provided any dispute when challenged. It doesn't get much better than this.
For newcomers, here are the two stated letters of confirmation:
1) InMed: https://twitter.com/rvom110/status/1064526288835117056
2) Flagship: https://twitter.com/rvom110/status/1057633512138846208
Toron:
WIN-WIN
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