Before I got into TelVue -- mostly around Christmas and New Years -- I lost most of a small inheritance my mother left me when she passed away. Imagine how I felt - all the money I had in the world and it connected to emotions of loss and grief. And then I lose most of it playing with pinksheets.
My first TelVue shares I bought in February. The shares were given to me for less than I was willing to pay for them. I got them for 9 cents. I felt bad at the time as I got my shares but the stock "went down." Over time I realized I almost don't care about the momentary ups and downs of this stock. I just care about how many shares I can get and how cheap I can get them. I have already made back part of what I lost on other pinks earlier this year. I have also brought at least 9 people into this stock, possibly more that have bought without telling me (acquaintances). I have no fear that I will lose my money or that my friends and family will lose their money. This one is a winner. W-I-N-N-E-R.
What is almost insanely annoying to me is that some cannot see what we have here. Not just those that drop in to read but even some shareholders that should know better and spend more money on discretionary spending in a week than I make in a month. Forget the new Lexus buy 40,000 shares of TelVue and someday you can buy the Lexus dealership if you want.
Every day the Wall Street, Cayman Island and Boca Raton criminals are at it. Stealing the hard earned money of the middle class and stuffing it into offshore investments for the eventual total collapse of the U.S. economy that is coming as surely as the sun will rise tomorrow. This whole system is a betrayal of true Capitalism. The rich get richer on the backs of people that work too many hours to see what is really going on. People that want to work cannot find jobs while blue chip companies make unheard of profits on out-sourcing jobs to countries that used to be the third world. They now have better economies than ours (China, India, Vietnam, etc.) and a thriving new middle class of their own. These companies have turned their backs on the people that built them, made them great and are buying their products.
A market maker's "job" is idiot simple. Find a pink sheet stock, run it up, take people's money, then short the hell out of it to run it down, get people to sell for a loss and cover cheap. Pure profit for NO WORK -- destructive work in fact. There are entire networks of investors that just play the short side of pinksheets and OTCs (Lebed, Sykes, etc.). WHO CAN BLAME THEM? Most of these companies will never survive the onslaught. Some of them are themselves a scam and deserve to be taken down. But NOT the people (investors) that go down with them.
And then you have a company like TelVue that has been around 11 years building itself and making strides and providing real jobs to real people in THIS country. And people aren't BUYING???? TWENTY CENTS for this stock is an absolute freaking bargain. If I had ANY MONEY AT ALL right now I would be buying more. As it is I am walking a tightrope on my bills.
The average Joe investor is so fixated on daily ups and downs, easy money and having to have it all yesterday. We will never reach those people. The next great thing that will make them a few bucks has to be bought and sold in one afternoon.
But PERHAPS, just PERHAPS, enough people can rise above the group-think, treat this stock like the piggy bank that it is and just ACCUMULATE AND HOLD. Look at level 2 and add up all the shares these so called market makers (more like market RAPERS) say they have. How long would it take say 10 of us to buy those up at these insanely low prices? The total shares showing on Level 2 for TelVue are less than most pinks and OTCs at this level trade in ONE AFTERNOON people.
As usual I am the fly in the ointment.
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