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NEW POST FROM PAUL KNOPICK:
Paul Knopick
We assist public companies with stock prices under $5, making investors and potential investors know about the Company’s achievements and future.
So why do some companies with an incredible product and future lag behind?
Take NaturalShrimp (OTCQB: SHMP). They simply are in the process of revolutionizing the seafood industry. After years of research and development, they have developed a way to grow shrimp, the world’s most popular seafood, in indoor pools without antibiotics and chemicals.
Google “Shrimp” and where it comes from today and you may never order a shrimp cocktail again.
But the stock apparently is under attack from a rotating step-down short play, short and cover, short and cover, involving a German hedge fund and a brokerage in the Bahamas.
I’m not going to try to explain what that means other than to say it causes the stock to lag. One of the ways this nefarious plot unwinds is by compensating posters to continually say negative things about the stock, scaring away potential buyers. So certain individuals, for silver pieces, do their best to destroy a nascent company with a cutting-edge product. After shrimp, by the way, the company can grow other kinds of fish, many of which we only eat because someone is causing environmental damage to grow or catch them.
Sad eh.
Paul Knopick
Paul Knopick
We assist public companies with stock prices under $5, making investors and potential investors know about the Company’s achievements and future.
So why do some companies with an incredible product and future lag behind?
Take NaturalShrimp (OTCQB: SHMP). They simply are in the process of revolutionizing the seafood industry. After years of research and development, they have developed a way to grow shrimp, the world’s most popular seafood, in indoor pools without antibiotics and chemicals.
Google “Shrimp” and where it comes from today and you may never order a shrimp cocktail again.
But the stock apparently is under attack from a rotating step-down short play, short and cover, short and cover, involving a German hedge fund and a brokerage in the Bahamas.
I’m not going to try to explain what that means other than to say it causes the stock to lag. One of the ways this nefarious plot unwinds is by compensating posters to continually say negative things about the stock, scaring away potential buyers. So certain individuals, for silver pieces, do their best to destroy a nascent company with a cutting-edge product. After shrimp, by the way, the company can grow other kinds of fish, many of which we only eat because someone is causing environmental damage to grow or catch them.
Sad eh.
Paul Knopick
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