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LOL at thinking some user name on the internet is a "nice guy."
The dude was tweeting daily for years, pumped the stock, got a bunch of people in, and completely disappeared as they lost 80% of their money. Could literally not write a better script of someone pumping a penny stock. He tweeted DAILY and just went full ghost mode for 6 months until retweeting something today.
For every example of a penny stock going to a buck, I can think of 10 examples of a penny going to zero. The name of the game is capital preservation. Nobody is right all the time but the difference is account devastation. Newbies (not referring to you) tend to fall in love with a stock. And that is such amplified risk in the penny world. Taking profits is very important. If letting it ride with a runner, then letting it ride with the profits rather than the initial investment is an important habit to build simply for survival. Penny stocks and the big board are 2 very different things.
I'm never holding long-term on a penny stock. So I wish you luck here. But my point was about emotion. Someone shouting that "their" particular penny stock is going to a quarter every day is based in emotion. That is no way to trade pennies. Hold enough of these long-term and it's a recipe for bankruptcy.
I've made plenty on CLWD. Already made my 500% here.
Happy to compare numbers if you'd like.
Was that English?
I've bought plenty of penny stocks. I just don't hold them for years. Like anyone who understands who to play pennies, it's about momentum in and out plays.
Too much emotion on this board. Often indicating people are in over their heads on a particular penny stock. Reeks of desperation.
More importantly, beginning investors fall in love with a stock. All eventually learn not to do that and to remain unbiased.
That's my opinion too. I'm not a lawyer and have never seen that happen before. So no clue about what's legal and what isn't with something like this. But I do know, like you said, that there is a lot of activity in penny stocks that can seem a bit off. And I've been burned too many times with pennies to just brush it off as a mistake. It should not have happened. It doesn't happen with any legitimate company that I have ever seen. And, whether it's legal or not, it certainly is worth an eyebrow raise.
Good point. Could be a legal mess coming. This is just not normal and it will be interesting to see what happens.
Not understanding the excitement.
That release was very strange. Something not adding up here.
Do people understand what that means?
I'm back in. Haven't owned this stock for a long time. Almost a year now. But it looks ready to move again soon. Bought a bunch today.
all of the above?
Honest question...
How many people here would even be able to say what the APTY business even is at this point?
Holiday Blessings.
I have many. The things that matter most like loved ones and some remaining health. What I'm in short supply of these days is money. Thanks to my "investment" in Mexus.
Putting my faith in these people was an incredible blunder. I messed up. It would be an incredible understatement to think of this company and its performance as a disappointment. I imagine everyone heavily invested here is deeply in the red. Obviously, nobody could logically feel good about what has happened here for the last couple of years. Or for any period of time, really. This has been yet another penny stock slaughter. From 20 cents to half a penny? Just...wow.
I was in position to sell at 20 cents (and 19, 18, 17, 16, 15...) and set myself up with a very nice nest egg.
I didn't do that.
It is one of the biggest regrets I've ever had.
I do have some holiday blessings in my life. Thankfully. But Mexus is nowhere close to being on that list. Frankly, it has become a financial nightmare for me.
Haven't posted (or looked) here in months. What is there to say, really?
Well, a few things I guess...
-I lost a fortune not selling at 20 cents. It was a gigantic mistake and one that I regret on a daily basis. It was a terrible financial move and it's 100% my own fault. I cost myself hundreds of thousands of dollars.
-Mexus hasn't been selling gold or making money. This isn't a profitable company right now and it's because of them. Not anyone else. Whether you believe that will change in the future is up to you, but as of right now, the MXSG stock price is below a penny because of Mexus.
-If you believe they're dishonest, that's your right. If you believe they're inept, that's your right. If you believe they've done a good job the last 2 years, they have not.
-If you believe Mexus' Paul Thompson is a straight shooter and honest person, that's your right. But if you believe he's been a skilled judge of character with all of the people he's partnered with in the mining industry over the last few years, it's simply not true. A lot of time, money, and energy was spent on those relationships that didn't lead to gold.
-From an investing standpoint, a stock will be considered attractive at a certain price. It's how this works and that part isn't very complicated. At some price, people will see what they think is a good deal and they'll buy shares. You'll see it in the volume. At some point down here, that will most likely happen again. There will probably still be money to be made in this stock. Most people won't do that. The masses typically mess it up and many regularly panic sell at the exact wrong time. Obviously, I made a different (and also very big) mistake holding all the way down. Buy low, sell high is how money is made. Not buy high, sell low.
-Will Mexus get out of this? Well, they better. At this point, very few people are confident in any words coming from a Mexus PR. They want action. So, to change that sentiment, Mexus needs to actually sell gold and make some money. Obviously, their communication with investors also has a lot of room for improvement. Investors aren't going to be happy about losing money and hearing disappointing news over and over for years. Well, that's exactly what has happened here. Again, it's 100% because of Mexus. Namecalling and shifting blame won't get Mexus out of this. Producing results will.
This has been a very bad 2 years for MXSG stock. If you look at the chart and see something different, I don't know what to tell you. It's been brutal. Hopefully there will be a reason to smile at some point again. Because a lot of people here are down a ton of money. I genuinely hope that can turn around for all of us. I'm obviously not a seller down here, but I'm not buying shares again unless I see a reason to do so. Whether from Mexus or from the chart.
There are pages here from people talking about Mexus not paying off the debt. But if they do pay it off, it's an absolute lock that there won't be a single person saying they were wrong.
Nice bounce coming. Picked up a bunch down here in low .008s.
What in the name of dumping is happening right now?
Your posts are increasingly nonsensical and desperate. There is over 500K on the bid at .0041 and it's very thin on the ask. It's obvious your only goal here is to scare people so that you can accumulate shares.
To answer your question:
Nobody sells a thousand shares of a 2-cent stock for a real trade. It was 15 bucks. That, combined with the other activity by the same party today, shows that someone wants this cheaper. They did it at the close to make the closing price for the day and week print as low as possible.
That's just a comment about that person today, not anything about the larger situation with Mexus. Obviously Mexus has had significant issues that got the stock in this position. It takes buying support to counter manipulation like the kind from that party. It there's no buying pressure then games get played. And, obviously, it takes actual reasons to buy for more buyers to show up. It's up to Mexus to turn things around.
They put in a 1,000-share paint job sell at the bid at closing too.
Only one reason for that.
He might actually be right.
People don't want to hear that, but if Mexus were to bring in someone better than MarMar (which is pretty much anyone) for less than the 50% split (which would be a non-dilutive way to fund the work) then he has a good point.
If the goal after realizing MarMar was a bad partner choice was to get out of that partnership (and it absolutely should have been the goal at that point), then it was in fact a good move.
What would the better option have been? To stay with a bad partner who doesn't have the money to do the job and owe them 50% for work they're not doing?
Of course not.
Once they realized MarMar was a bad partner, the goal should have been to get out.
And they did.
The PR was poorly worded as usual but this as positive news all things considered. We knew MarMar wasn't doing the job. Staying in that arrangement made zero sense.
Not a scam.
They're genuinely trying.
You can certainly wonder if they're inept.
But you can know with confidence that Mexus is very, very, very bad at writing PRs...
Almost like they have no idea what they're doing on that front. Like they have learned nothing about shareholder communication in years.
Because it's pretty clear they haven't.
They are awful at written communication even by penny stock standards.
The truth is, they've actually been excited about the possibility of getting out of this MarMar deal recently because it was obvious MarMar did't have the money to move this along. Staying with MarMar was a dead end.
But, yet again, Mexus completely bumbled a PR. They didn't express or frame this as good news in any way, in spite of that being how they feel. Obviously, they've been disappointed about what MarMar was doing at Elena for weeks and have said as much. Mexus seems to have no understanding of how to word things effectively.
Congrats to longs on a great week. APTY held up nicely on Friday after the big move on Thursday. There's room to run up. Could easily hit a penny next week.
If millions are being made, yes, those are exactly the types of posts that will be written in response. 100% chance of that. It's a given in investing and with human beings in general. Most people stick with their narrative and don't let go.
Agreed. There's a lot of room for this to run next week.
Hopefully they'll get a little impatient and I can get a few more cheapies.
Very nice day.
Planning to sell at .03 or .04 again for another ten-bagger here. Played it before.
And if you didn't buy in the last 2 weeks because of message board scare tactics...find a new hobby.
Agree with the obvious sentiment. You're trying to get a lower price. That's the reason for your numerous posts each day. Nothing wrong with that. If people invest based on message board posts, they're asking for trouble. But you should at least be honest about your intentions. You're trying to get people to panic sell so you can play a cheaper bounce. This is my last response to any of your posts. These games are a waste of my time. I'm playing a bounce too, but am honest about it and don't try to manipulate people to do it. I'll be buying more if it goes lower this week and plan on selling above a penny just like I did last time.
Maybe so. But a bounce should still be coming in the not-too-distant future here.
Took a nice-sized starter position here. Looks like it's one seller down here of any significance. Just a matter of if there's going to be enough buying to counter that. If it drops more, I'll buy more. This will bounce somewhere down here soon.
For those thinking that seller is "manipulating" the price today...well, it's a penny stock. Of course today's seller has manipulated the price. That happens every day across the OTC.
Same to you, my friend. I think we're pretty close in sentiment right now. I'm saying .003 and you're saying .0037 so it's not much of a difference there. I have a bid in at the lower end of that range.
I respect your trading thoughts but don't agree with that one, brother. I consider a real painted close to be a small trade and this was 20k when only 50k was traded all day before it. That "paint" was almost half of the volume of the entire day before it.
There isn't real buying even at half a penny here. That means people don't even consider that price attractive enough to pull the trigger. Look at the numbers. Not even $400 was bought by the entire market for this stock. For a stock to bottom, there needs to be people finding the price attractive enough to buy. There needs to be more volume shown before we get to that bottom. I'm not saying it's .001 but I think it very well could be .003.
For your own good, learn how Level 2 works before believing posts that say how much buying will move the price to a certain level.
Hint: You're not seeing every sell order.
A big problem with investors (not just of penny stocks) is that emotion becomes too much of a factor. People see what they want to see rather than staying neutral and truly observant. It's more extreme as a problem with penny stocks because these tend to move so much faster and the companies are much less successful. That doesn't mean all OTC companies are "scams," but many of them are. It's important to understand and accept that.
With APTY, longs tell themselves it's a "real company."
That's fine.
If you want to believe that, then at least do it with honest observation. The gold pot at the end of this rainbow for so long was the Ken Charts app being released. Well, it's out now. And nobody talks about it. By any reasonable standard, it's a non-factor.
Now APTY is talking about gaming and all of the irons they have in the fire. But there's no money being made here. Real companies make money.
To get excited about every tweet and PR is not unique to shareholders here. Throughout Ihub, people are saying the exact same things about many "real companies" that are basically the same thing with different tickers. Many of these people have not been successful investors in the OTC. Most are just buying lottery tickets and calling it investing. They are so hopeful because they have dollar signs in their eyes and big dreams of what's possible.
The people who have made money here are the ones who have played the moves. Buy low. Sell high.
You're confusing bid and ask.
If you actually want to buy shares for that price, just put in a bid for .004. It will get filled.
But, if you believe in this company and want to accumulate shares, you might as well wait and get them cheaper. This is and has been a falling knife for weeks. There is almost no bid here.
Again, you were in a conversation with someone else. You said you couldn't find a tweet and I sent you the link. That's all. I had literally no involvement in the conversation about the tweet. Was just giving you a link because you said you couldn't find it.
Easy, cowboy. You asked a question to someone and I answered it. I wasn’t even in the conversation. You said you couldn’t find the tweet and I showed it to you. I was trying to HELP you. Calm yourself. You’re coming off as a desperate penny investor. I had literally nothing to do with that conversation. Relax.