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Re: 123crazyjerry post# 118637

Sunday, 09/03/2017 3:43:21 PM

Sunday, September 03, 2017 3:43:21 PM

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The second part of the puzzle. The common stock ownership is comprised of hundreds of huge stockholders, all hungry to buy more shares. Most, like myself, would be proud to be part of a movement such as this, producing biodegradable products to save the environment, which we all know is going to hell-in-a-handbasket. Another practice very common in sub-penny trading is, of course, pumping and dumping. There were many chances for the owners of Pyct to go out in flames and make a huge profit, by doing a very simple pump and dump, which, of course, us stakeholders (stockholders) would enjoy very much. Everybody would have been extremely happy, even the bashers, I'm sure. The company could have made a lot of cash, which is a no brainer for them. My question, why would the company refuse to make a profit, and that defies all common sense. Someone please give me a sensible answer, if anyone is capable of doing it.