"You never explained how the company was financed for 3 years before CSC was around.
Seems to me that running a business and paying people like fraser for years without outside funding would put Kim at quite a bit of risk."
you are just poking around hoping I don't know the truth...kim has always used other people's money...fraser was already earning a salary long before kim showed up...
we'll just leave it at that...
"Then he shared his company with the market and the market seems willing to finance the project and take on some of the risk with him."
"he shared his company with the market"..lol
how else was he going to get paid a million bucks a year?..
going public was kim's holy grail...
"You also decided that KBLB is worth the risk or you wouldn't be here even to trade.
all trading is a risk...penny stocks are even more risky...and they are all from time to time "worth the risk"...I can handle momentary risk, but I have no desire to hold dead money for years while taking on huge risk when theres really no logical reason for it..
"It would be too risky to trade a stock that is only risk and no gain to see."
stocks go up and then they go down...the idea is to buy low and sell high...the risk is you don't do it right....
the risk isn't the company or what it does or doesn't do..pure scams can be traded for lots of money...all it takes is for unsophisticated investors to "believe"...
"Doesn't matter how long you stay in or how much you invest. When you click buy you take on risk because you feel the company has an increase in value coming."
no...I feel the stock will rise...the company may be a gem or it may be crap...and it doesn't matter which to me...
stocks rise for many reason...especially in pennyland...and often times it has nothing to do with anything the company is doing...it's rumors, pumps, manipulation, speculation, or just a whole lot of penny players showing up and driving the pps...
"If you click buy and feel the things you say that is a foolish move."
ive made some of my best money trading pure scams...there was nothing foolish about that cash...
you are confusing the company with the stock...in trading in pennyland, they are two different things...that's how it should always be looked at...
"I don't think a sophisticated investor would put their money into a stock they feel is a PoS and take on the risk for Kim"
that's where you are wrong...its got nothing to do with kim...
