Greetings Junebug! I always like your down home look at life!
I have all my shares, lol. I don't know if I could be considered "loyal". I have other stocks in which I have a much larger basis than UNVC. I won't "pump or promote" UNVC and I won't share with people I care about until we have more facts. I also won't bash or try to sway anyone's opinion regarding UNVC. I will only analyze UNVC on a daily basis and give an honest answer to questions when asked.
Board research has shown many reasons for being loyal but the OTC has a history of CEO's and stocks that are great at creating an illusion. Many promise far more than they return. SLJB and KMAG are two stocks where the CEO's were promising huge returns and board research pointed that direction. Both stocks had "insider" shareholders with personal knowledge that spoke frequently with the CEO. After the said promises ran out, both stocks suffered price collapses. I'm sure it was financially painful for many. There are a litany of such stories in Pinksheet quoted stocks.
We're a Pinksheet quoted stock, that is Dark.
UNVC is and has remained "dark" for a decade. The reason, disposable needle competitors "screwed" UNVC out of revenue and contracts. I've read all of Dr. Daltons Tweets several times but still feel very leery of getting in all the way, too risky.
If we're a conglomerate, why not go current with a small section of the business and reveal the share structure and show modest revenue. Dr. Dalton could keep the bulk of the conglomerate as secret as what we have now. That would create greater shareholder confidence and wider spread interest. Then adding in all the ancillary portions of the conglomerate would accomplish the same thing. Instead, we get to interpret dots, tweets and stealthy LinkedIn posts.
I sincerely wish everyone holding UNVC stock the very best. I hope it is life changing in a positive way for everyone. I hope many here receive the resources to bless many lives well beyond their own.
Yes, I still own all my shares and hope. I also still own all my doubts. Two decades in the OTC's makes one a very leery investor.
I have all my shares, lol. I don't know if I could be considered "loyal". I have other stocks in which I have a much larger basis than UNVC. I won't "pump or promote" UNVC and I won't share with people I care about until we have more facts. I also won't bash or try to sway anyone's opinion regarding UNVC. I will only analyze UNVC on a daily basis and give an honest answer to questions when asked.
Board research has shown many reasons for being loyal but the OTC has a history of CEO's and stocks that are great at creating an illusion. Many promise far more than they return. SLJB and KMAG are two stocks where the CEO's were promising huge returns and board research pointed that direction. Both stocks had "insider" shareholders with personal knowledge that spoke frequently with the CEO. After the said promises ran out, both stocks suffered price collapses. I'm sure it was financially painful for many. There are a litany of such stories in Pinksheet quoted stocks.
We're a Pinksheet quoted stock, that is Dark.
UNVC is and has remained "dark" for a decade. The reason, disposable needle competitors "screwed" UNVC out of revenue and contracts. I've read all of Dr. Daltons Tweets several times but still feel very leery of getting in all the way, too risky.
If we're a conglomerate, why not go current with a small section of the business and reveal the share structure and show modest revenue. Dr. Dalton could keep the bulk of the conglomerate as secret as what we have now. That would create greater shareholder confidence and wider spread interest. Then adding in all the ancillary portions of the conglomerate would accomplish the same thing. Instead, we get to interpret dots, tweets and stealthy LinkedIn posts.
I sincerely wish everyone holding UNVC stock the very best. I hope it is life changing in a positive way for everyone. I hope many here receive the resources to bless many lives well beyond their own.
Yes, I still own all my shares and hope. I also still own all my doubts. Two decades in the OTC's makes one a very leery investor.
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