Hi Jeanna,
This board is not active enough to continue posting here, but let me provide you with some thoughts on the 'knight in shining armour' that is trying to convince you to sell.
He owns no shares, so of all the thousands of junior companies out there, he decided to save all who would read his posts on this one. He does not specifically write to you, but for those who come on here.
INT has been in operation for many years and traded around the ten cent mark. They would do finanicing at their market price to continue operation, it is simply what companies have to do to survive. The fact that insiders bought many of those shares speaks volumes for their confidence in the long term.
They built what the consumers need in social media, and launched it. It was the market that took the shares to over 3.00, not the company. Look at Linkedin, as I suspect you have that came out with an IPO which was priced on the high side of the range and then quickly doubled.
The value of INT....this paid basher throws that out to you to cause you to feel insecure, who knows what the value of INT is based on growth, and future growth potential. Is Linkedin worth double what they thought when it went public? The market will establish the price, and I would want to have a piece of Social Media in my investment portfolio. INT has done nothing to cause the sell off, and they did nothing to cause the run up.
You bought with the right mind set, I would hold your shares.
When I called him a name, he took offense which surprised me, and then for him to suggest that 'what does it say about the company, for it's investors to...' not sure how he would make that leap....must be quite the life he has..
So hang tough, forget about watching the share price, and be patients as you were going to be. The company has been doing a lot of great things and keeping the investing public informed.
Today could be the big shake but I suspect today we end green.
Cheers
