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Not being in the development business, I have no knowledge of how much it will cost to build infrastructure to accomadate sewage, waste, street light ect...I am sure Jan has that all taken into account.
I feel that because this is a REAL stock, it will move on real FUNdamentals. We are close to having real revenue and a stregthing balance sheet. There are real questions to be answered about the funding of the large development, but I have to believe since this is NOT Jan's first rodeo, he has a plan to address those issues as well. Just my opinion.
Until then, us little guys keep nibbbling away 25000 at a time. Payday just around the corner, in one way or another.
Back in time for the First of the month buys. I will take another 25000 please on July 10th. Love these opportunities to add in this area.
Last post for 2 weeks. Hope to come back to a strong ask and bid.
That almost escaped me. But think about it 120,000,000 on the books
Are we green? I am delayed
Investor hideout guy is so much better at interviewing.
Did I hear all of the first million comes back to PGUS?
You are right about the playing on patience, but not on mine, I started out to flip a measley 25000 shares, but have been patiently building a substantial share count (by my standards) and will continue to build as long as Jan continues to be transparent. There may be mis-steps along the way to building this company, and tons of unanswered questions about financing a project this big. But, if he continues to be honest, I will continue to support him and PGUS. The risk/reward for him being successful is overwhelming.
I will be buying more come July. Thanks for the well wishes for my vacation.
PGUS holding up from attacks from afar and within.
Stacking the ask to keep us under the 20 day.0207 and 50 day .0209 moving average exponential.
This sounds like someone who has over a million shares invested. You judge!!!
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Reality Check...You Guys know What I know..Taking Just Pepper Contract into account, After 3 "cuts" at $1.3 Mil = .0037 (Not using Multiple...)...Catch Some Stars.....
Well one way of another July will come, and us payday people will be here to buy more.
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I believe we can move up next week, we are primed to go, only if
"WE" hold and let pgus move. "WE" "keep shooting ourselves in the foot," and then we limp on anyway because of all the great things going on with PGUS instead of RUNNING.
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We as shareholders are helping to keep the stock price lower. We are really NOT helping Jan at all.
So "WE" sell to buy PGUS lot, put doubt into newbies so they bail,
then buy back cheap. Do I have it right?
Leaving for a two week vacation tomorrow, hopefully when I get back we will be ready to go to the next level.
I use to think it was mm playing games with the stock. We all now know it is the "Supposed" longs who are manipulating this stock.
So what changed from June 2nd to today?
We need volume and no large sellers.
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What I have noticed by time and sale is that some of our shareholders are getting bored and cashing out to "chase" the next mover. While that is tempting to do, I actually chose to use my chase money to buy an extra "month's" worth of PGUS. Sure, do I wish I had pulled the trigger on a couple of runner I had on my watch list? Darn right I do, but if we here are right, I will be happy in the long run. Delayed gratification is a hard thing to learn.
I believe we can move up next week, we are primed to go, only if
"WE" hold and let pgus move. "WE" "keep shooting ourselves in the foot," and then we limp on anyway because of all the great things going on with PGUS instead of RUNNING.
Great post, can you post the link to the sec filing please.
On a positive note, increased volume usually preceeds a move. Another day or two with positive volume, will start to hit the scanners. Before the last run volume was 3mil 3mil 5mil 2mil 2.5 mil and off it went. Since prices are double we are looking for half the volume to move us. 1.5 mil 1.5mil 2.5mil 1.25mil My Opinion for what it is worth.LOL
Maybe in the long run, it is best to have those shareholder gone. If they are willing to part with that many shares now at these prices do we really want them stopping a big run because they don't know how to sell without destroying a run? You don't sell a half million shares at one time when the buyers are exhausted.
We as shareholders are helping to keep the stock price lower. We are really NOT helping Jan at all.
ETRF back to .0235
That was an shareholder putting up those shares
The only thing that makes sense, is if mm bought them to cover a previous short position that had a higher avg cost.
We had someone buy 800,000 at .021 to start the day yet they will close us lower????????????????/
One Day in the near future all of this has to stop. Now someone has 551858 on the ask at .02.????????????
I just bought another 23142 at.021 but as soon as it went through, it showed 10,000 more at .0208. mine made it 1,116,142 but it showed 1,126,142,
Any insights for me?
I don't believe that short squeeze is the real story with this stock.
From the S E C Quarterly Report
Revenue 162,800.60
Net Income to SHAREHOLDERS 28,951
How many penny stocks have Net POSITIVE Income? NOT MANY
From an article on the web
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Technically we need to bounce and get back above .0018 by the end of the today. We will still be in a good position if we can do that. Personally I do'nt really care about anything but how the chart is looking. We were looking really good until the sell off at the end of the day.