"Faith" is for gamblers, not investors. Investors use facts, gamblers use "faith".
You made a (very foolish) gamble on a stock priced at .0001 because you (wrongly) thought it was safe from going lower and because you dreamed of it going to $1 or something, thus earning you a million bucks!
Who ever realized it was so easy to make a million bucks? You just buy the lowest priced, worst stock you can find, and have "faith" that it will go up 100,000%! EASY! It is a wonder that there are any poor people in the world, isn't it?
Your faith is misplaced in a swindler who takes money from suckers to pay his mortgage. His Xmas will be very merry this year; he just made money!
But the facts that investors note when they see this company is no revenue, no assets, nothing at all of value whatsoever, and $8.7 million debt, including thousands in bank fees for overdrafts, as their own financials admit.
There is a reason why this stock has gone nowhere. It is a dilutive, debt-ridden shell.
If you had just put your money on a real company, you'd be rolling in dough right now.
So, forget "faith". Faith is for bagholders and losers. Instead, take this as an opportunity to learn all the basic pinkie scams. After all, this company is a textbook case. You ought to get something valuable for all that money, right?
