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Re: just Scottie post# 219904

Monday, 12/11/2017 6:43:14 PM

Monday, December 11, 2017 6:43:14 PM

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That is exactly what they were saying this last spring. In fact some were talking of it running to a dime. Eric put out some tweets and blogs and the stock almost immediately went as high as .0006. The problem is that within a few days the stock dropped just as fast back to .0001 and No Bid. And many of those that caught up in the hype and bought between .0002 and .0006 were left holding shares they they now have trouble even selling at .0001.
If someone were to go back and look at all the runs over the last several years where the stock went higher they will see that in nearly every case the stock gave it all back within a day or two.
What happens in nearly every case shareholders soon realized that the news that took the stock higher really didn't amount to anything. In the early months of 2017 there was so much hype about possible deals with companies like UBBI, Securter and Supreme Sweets. And what happened in each case? Absolutely nothing because there was no deal.
The problem is that every time Eric pulls this stunt it makes it harder and higher to pull new buyers in and most investors that owned shares of the company in the past no longer want anything to do with it. Eric has burnt so many brides over the years that it's becoming very hard to even navigate anymore.

Remember that when someone tries to convince you to buy or sell there is something in it for them. It's not because they are concerned about your investment.