"They" didn't take a penny of "your" money. Once t
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Posted On: 07/20/2019 9:02:37 AM
"They" didn't take a penny of "your" money. Once the stock has initially sold for a dip into GHS funding, which must be reported so YES we can tell when that happens, all subsequent trading is "secondary", or in other words just traders selling the stock back and forth to one another.
They are building a company. If you think they should stop what they are doing at the drop of a hat to entertain or be holding hands with every Tom, Dick and Harry that buys a few thousand shares and decides to drop by unannounced, you're nuts.
I get the feeling your purpose here is to disrupt this board based on the pointlessness of that question. Don't bother, because once we've determined that to be the case, you'll lose your privileges in this private club made up primarily of long term investors who manage the board by majority preference.
Call ahead and make an appointment. No one said they wouldn't give you a little time, but you had better invest a hell of a lot more before you just drop in whenever you please and EXPECT them to spare you their time. Well, you can try, but nobody here will sympathize if you wind up disgruntled. Go ahead and drop in. Maybe you'll get lucky because they have always treated respectful shareholders courteously.
They are building a company. If you think they should stop what they are doing at the drop of a hat to entertain or be holding hands with every Tom, Dick and Harry that buys a few thousand shares and decides to drop by unannounced, you're nuts.
I get the feeling your purpose here is to disrupt this board based on the pointlessness of that question. Don't bother, because once we've determined that to be the case, you'll lose your privileges in this private club made up primarily of long term investors who manage the board by majority preference.
Call ahead and make an appointment. No one said they wouldn't give you a little time, but you had better invest a hell of a lot more before you just drop in whenever you please and EXPECT them to spare you their time. Well, you can try, but nobody here will sympathize if you wind up disgruntled. Go ahead and drop in. Maybe you'll get lucky because they have always treated respectful shareholders courteously.
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