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The properties don't matter Farmboynate. That subject is nothing but another red herring subject so that investors do not talk about the stock. All that matters is the stock. And with no listing that doesn't even matter. Sad.
You are spot on Skittle. I have been in an aggressive growth mutual fund for years plus I do my own stuff and have done far better than parking money into this company has. I think it is not the company and the managers fault, necessarily. They got sucked into the same lies that all of the shareholders have. No one is really doing a good job educating the masses about the Fake Companies, Fake Exchanges and other underbelly of Wall Street concepts.
No, there is no accounting or reporting down in the world of Fake Companies and the Fake Exchanges. Investors money is gladly taken with no explanation. So many things are legal down here which should be illegal. The Fake Wall Street underground underbelly should be shut down.
What is to follow? This is a botched up deal where someone signed on for a "relisting" which never happened. Someone did not tell them that de-listed companies with a history like this one are not permitted to re-list. This is why predictions like "next week" or "coming soon" is delusional. Look at the history going all the way back to the year 2000.
Welcome to the world of Fake Companies. Nothing makes sense and nothing is real except for one thing -- no ticker symbol and no listing. It all is truly a sort of Twilight Zone type of world.
If it was a real situation, a real investment banker on Wall Street would sponsor them and take them public on real Wall Street. The fact that it is not on Wall Street speaks volumes. Obviously someone has botched things up.
History does tend to repeat itself. Over and over and over again. Especially in the Fake Company underworld.
You got it Dent. Again, welcome to the world of Fake Companies. A vast majority of them claim to be something or work in something that they do not really do. The real "business" is printing and dumping stock. The whole Fake company industry should be shut down.
Let's put it this way, Dent. Anyone could start a "Mining" company from a basement somewhere, get a ticker symbol and then get "listed." There doesn't have to be a mine. They could get the ticker in about a year and a half. Welcome to the world of Fake Companies. In this world the "company" doesn't have to really do anything. They just have to have lawyers and contacts who can get it all done.
I just did a short term Trade on Bitcoin. A 15-min trade. I am up with an 80% profit. This is the only way to make money with Bitcoin. In and out is the only way. Forget about $250,000 next year. That is delusional.
It is a sad situation, indeed. This company was created way back in the day when the owners and managers believed that the world of small companies and exchanges was a real world. Instead it all turned out to be fake. As far as selling? No one wants to buy a Fake Company listed on a Fake Exchange. Sad but true.
The sad thing is that they do not reveal the truth that the relist was denied. They just sit there and let people speculate forever. GLTA, including the shorts. Just to be fair and balanced.
There is nothing to accomplish. In the world of Fake Companies you just wait, wait and wait. The way the regulators and other powers at be do this process is horrific. It is their way of saying no. This is how it will be if it is never listed again. No answer means no. Someone should step in and change the way business is done, with simple yes or no methodology. The process is really sad.
At some point maybe Bitcoin will stabilize so that it can gain the credibility of a real currency. Maybe that time is upon us. If so, then you can forget about it as a long term investment. Bitcoin looks fabulous as a short term trade, in and out throughout the day. I would like to hear testimony from a real Bitcoin trader who does it like this. At this point those calling for 25,000 are looking delusional.
Spot on as usual, Dent. Fake Company, Fake Shares, Fake Exchange? GLTA, shorts included, just to be fair and balanced.
Deceptive or Delusional. Take your pick.
Just keep reminding yourself, Fake Company, Fake Exchange. All of the answers will then come to you.
You are spot on Skittle. No one legitimate lends money to any company seeking or listed on the Fake Stock Exchanges. Any "company" listed here uses the fake exchange to line the pockets of the founders or owners or affiliates of the Fake Company. No money raised goes to the company itself. That is why not one of these companies ever makes it, becomes legitimate, lists on a real stock exchange, etc. Failure City. This should have been learned in the year 2000.
More time and money and resources has been spent trying to list a failed and de-listed public entity that whoever is behind it really looks delusional. I have said it before I will say it again. A brand new deal should have been launched by now. That way it would be brand new with no history. It could have received a ticker symbol in a little over a year. Instead, someone wants to keep beating a dead horse hoping it will wake up. As every day goes on it becomes less likely that it will ever be listed again. A brand new deal from scratch is much more valuable than an old failed situation.
Sorry for your losses, Skittle. You are spot on about these Fake companies. They are all the same. I will be watching this board for the first sign of a pump before or simultaneous to listing. You can bet the sellers will be lined up to dump it so they can get out and move on as quickly as possible. And any buying will be Fake because real investors do not put money into this garbage anymore. Keep in mind that the reality is that it still will never be listed again.
You are one of the lucky ones, Dent. This case is living proof of why you never put more than a few hundred dollars into a deal like this. It has to be money you can afford to lose. Those who put more than $1,000 in are foolish. If you are looking to make a quick buck there are far better ways than parking into some failed company that very possibly may never be listed again. All that is left here now is guessing when it will be listed. We have been guessing for years.
It is sad when when simple communications are confusing. Especially at the Fake company and Fake exchange level. Everything should be top notch and straightforward. But it never is.
It is a good thing that we have people like Homebrew, Skittle, Dent1, New Doctor and others to keep it all in perspective. The truth is always the best policy, especially in the Fake Stock Market world.
You are spot on, Skittle. In the 1990s there were lots of buyers around. Now there are only sellers and whatever suckers the Pump and Dump artists can muster up. Be aware of Red Herrings like what the company is "working on" or what Lee said or whoever. Down at this Fake Exchange level none of that means anything. I will be watching to see all of the people at the exit door on that first day of listing. Remember, all that matters is the stock ticker itself, who is selling, etc. I do wish it was 1997 again for everyone. Because everyone would make a killing. GLTA, including the shorters, just to be fair and balanced. LOL.
You just don't get it. It doesn't matter what Lee or anyone else does or doesn't do. It does matter what the company is working on. Your shares will collapse along with everyone else's. Brace yourself and get ready to sell your stock into the Fake stock market. It is what everyone does down here except those who have restricted shares. They have to wait at least one year. By the way, have you studied the way any of this fake stock market business works? You could start by looking at the history of CPRKQ way back in the year 2000 when it was created. Those who ignore history tend to see it repeat over and over again.
You are spot on Skittle. Your money would have done very well if you put your money in the real stock market rather than the Fake one that this one lives in. This is NOT investing. It is gambling. You would have done better on a table on the casino. The sad thing is when these "companies" start "trading" it is all fake. There is no real price support. So the price collapses. I hope you are able to get some of your money back.
This is great news Skittle. But the terminology is incorrect. It will not "trade." Real investors do not put their money into these kinds of companies like in the 90s. If it does get "listed," then any "trading" will be angry shareholders selling quickly so they can recoup as much of their investment as possible. The only volume that could happen is if a pump and dump firm is hired by either the company or some shareholder. This fake trading could cause the price to gyrate all over the place but then it will drop like a rock. This is how the "game" is played down here. So good luck to all. I hope everyone is braced and ready. You can thank all of the Fake companies and their Carnival Barkers from the late 90s for destroying the penny stock markets and so many investors who believed in them.
Big deal. So a political entity tells us something that we already know. Too bad this type of news has no bearing on the price for investors. Bitcoin has had its big run and now it is headed down. We can all guess what the final price will be when the smoke clears. .29?
You are spot on, Skittle. An announcment should be released which says that all investors should assume that the company has not been approved for listing anywhere. Therefore the attempt to go public again has failed. This would be an honest announcement but I certainly wouldn't expect honesty like this from any company that tries to list on a Fake Exchange.
Lots of companies accept bitcoin. You can bet that they convert to cash right away. Bitcoin is just not an investment anymore no matter how hard the pumpers try. It has trouble holding $3,500. Bitcoin is a means of moving money around and good for a quick in and out trade. That is it. I can't wait to see the look on the pumper's faces when Bitcoin hits .37 like Ripple.
At what point do the pumpers stop being delusional? Once it gets to $3,000? $2,000, or .37? Talk to me pumpers.
It is fair to say that the odds are very good that the company will not be doing conference calls anytime soon. This situation is embarrassing to say the least.
GLTS. (good luck to the shorts). We just want to be fair and balanced.
The Bitcoin pumpers are delusional. They never learn. But you are spot on. It is ugly when we get sort of a "flash crash." But this is how it seems to happen whenever it gets slammed.
No. It is dark forever with another failed fake company. This is fact not JMO. Face the music rather than another delusion.
The Bitcoin pumpers seem to think that Bitcoin could never be counterfeited. You could call it hacked or whatever. The fact is, someone or something has been slamming bitcoin downward endlessly. When it comes to technology I would never say that something or another is impossible. If such things were impossible bitcoin wouldn't even be here. The technology that created Bitcoin could take it down as well.
I wish Ihub would add a thumbs up button! Sorry for your loss from Bitcoin. Even the Pumpers must be losing faith.
It is funny how every time Bitcoin gets a big run the pump and dump artists crawl all over this board like cockroaches and rant and rave. And then after this, Bitcoin settles down and then continues its ugly downward trend. It is going to be another ugly year for Bitcoin as an investment. As for trading? It could make a skilled trader some terrific profits. I would love to see some short term trading forecasts on this board.
Bitcoin is NOT an investment anymore. This is what the delusional pumpers do not get. As long as Bitcoin can stay relevant it is nothing more than a short term trade, in and out.
So much for the listed "next week!" This must have been the same misleading or delusional information that we always receive. Whoever says it never fails to make themselves look silly.