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So, some CNCGers feel that having Denny's represented on-site will automatically make next week's Micro-Cap event an absolute Grand Slam, is that the assertion?
Hmmm. Somehow I just don't get the inner verification of anything even approaching the level of confidence you seem to have. The Micro-Cap Convention success conclusion drawn from Denny's participation is amateurish at best. Even worse is thinking that CNCG specifically will be benefitted.
Greater floor traffic doesn't necessarily translate into greater acceptance of what you have to offer. CNCG is almost BEGGING for recognition -- smart, business-savvy attendees can feel that.
Then again, and as far as considering your analysis of stocks to be involved with is concerned, I don't usually seek out the advice of abject, novice DREAMERS who HOPE.
Instead, I build solid, mutual relationships solely with like-minded, equally well-off players akin to myself and DOERS that DO in money matters.
Pleasant "dreams" to whomever this applies.
CNCG = NO VOLUME in the previous 4 days.......!!!
However, if some enthusiastic, new-to-the-game buyer who just found out about CNCG wants to waste his money on a Friday at $1.30/share in hopes that he can sell them for $2.50 apiece by next Wednesday, let them quickly learn what the poster of that earlier message has yet to learn after years of the same fanciful, dead-end thinking.
Today's buyer might actually turn out to smarten up QUICKER than our usual woefully underwater CNCG cheerleader and thus save him/herself the loss and/or stagnation of any more money.
CNCG is for the IHUB posters whose embattled optimism for too long might only see the CNCG glass as 1/32 full, but somehow just can't wait to tell the world what a success story that tiny fraction is.....and in so doing, a life of being satisfied with constantly lowered expectations, is fully personified.
I'll let you chew on the entirety of THAT over the weekend as you sit at home pondering your next retorts......or perhaps it'll just be more cut 'n paste pictures.
To you CNCG loyalists to a fault: When you can confront CNCG's directorship and stand your ground with them as you have tried to here, THEN you'll know what it is to be the involved, informed, pro-active investor and the ultra-discriminating stock trader I am.
Believe me, these are not bad qualities at all to exhibit when serious money is at stake.
Also, that dorky, crowing rooster cartoon was about as fitting a caricature of what I envision when I see posters post CNCG updates/links here that have absolutely nothing to do with getting their stock out of the Mariana Trench.
Now you know how I too look at CNCG when shareholders make news out of nothingness. The paltry CNCG volume is only a SYMPTOM...... mind you, only a SYMPTOM of deeper reasons not to own the stock.
Let me clue you in on something. The non-CNCG stocks I profitably traded options on today had a combined share volume north of 107,000,000.
Good Evening, all!
Didn't CNCG have another one of these useless NYC Micro-Cap get-togethers some months ago? The results from this one too will be nothing to crow about.
I certainly know the entire area and the specific venue quite well. Its only about roughly 20 total blocks from where we live, but my money is used to far more profitable and tradable company (pun intended) than to let it vegetate in anything like CNCG.
They'll just have to get along without me. R U going, DrD?
Its another new trading week and so far I'm off to another great start with more to follow. How will CNCG do this week? I really don't know.
In the meantime, why don't some of you CNCGers just post some make-believe success stories as you usually do until something real comes along to dash those false hopes on the rocks of truth.
GLTA.........or rather should I say "good luck" only to those who truly know how to manage money?
Take it as you will. Its a free country and market.
Can't help being in a sentimental, celebratory mood this evening, CNCGers. What a day for trading our long/short market technical swings available for continuous exploitation!
You guys try to enjoy your CNCG-embedded lives this weekend, such as they are. I'll have to pass on joining in on your "fun." I have so terrifically much to celebrate on my own.
CNCG is a "buy" only to those who think it is a "buy." Trying to get The Street to think it is a "buy" with all the overwhelming competition from so many stocks in exciting and profitable sectors is seemingly fruitless. Gaining traction by a zero-charisma stock like CNCG within this fast-moving market environment is a monumental task. They're simply not interested.
CNCG may be trying to come into its own, but as a stock play its way past its prime. Too many unknowns and the ever-looming prospect of other reverse-splits crushing shareholder value are enemies of intelligent investing. Somehow certain stubborn-for-life investors have embraced the unembraceable.
If this is what optimum stock ownership/tradership means to you CNCG folks, you can keep it.
Now, its onward on my truly Capitalist-filled day. I wouldn't have it any other way.
Tata!
Gee, just took a shot at opening my laptop to CNCG while at one of my restaurants for lunch.....and, Lo and Behold, we have a new message!
First of all, someone who expects to sound credible really needs to check their posts for spelling errors. In your last sentence it should be "heels", not "heals." Most real doctors wouldn't make that mistake, but what the hell...its Spring Break...and we cut CNCG people some elementary school slack during this period.
However, the rest of the CNCG post was for the easily entertained, easily manipulated and the easily relieved of their money.
I hope you also appreciate that I didn't give you this CNCG response using my 4 years of college French. Bonjour.
Once again CNCGer(s), do keep in mind that your real battle is not with me, its with CNCG and the market forces it faces. Winning even one verbal exchange with me hasn't happened for you yet and in any case its not putting any money in your portfolios for the effort.
I can financially well afford to have these dalliance exchanges since I'm essentially toying with all of you. CNCG has already done its profitable duty for me in years past. YOU FOLKS are the ones still caught up in anticipating ephemeral profits.
Therefore, the real proof of your battle stances as CNCG supporters will have to come via a rather long and winding market road as yet unknown and therefore not worth your bragging about.
Thanks be that, unlike you CNCGers, I'm not the one who has to risk their capital to prove that they're right.
For the CNCGer(s) who can't handle the truth printed here, just look at your portfolios with regard to the losing proposition CNCG has become for you. The greatest truth is the undeniable truth staring you straight in the face. Try and defend that, mon petite medecin avec beaucoup de CNCG.
Bonsoir, mes commerçants pauvres.
What a ridiculous posting of a pseudo op-ed piece supposedly relating to CNCG.
Talk about over-reach to make a point! I think you'd better get far greater clarity on the actual relationship between all parts of what makes up CNCG. There's not as much value to the merger "story" you CNCGers were told by the directors as was made out to be.
BIG VOLUME WEEK last week, you say? OVER 11K SHARES traded last Tuesday? MONTHLY AVERAGE rising again?
But in the meantime, somehow CNCG has greatly fallen to $0.91 x $1.06 (which is below its last trade days ago at $1.08) with ZERO VOLUME for several days in the last 30 days.
Not a good sign on any front, but somehow its great news to the "diving bell needed", underwater CNCG investors who make up their own success stories as they go along.
CNCGers, as a point of clarification on my last night's post, let me add something.
I've been involved in using technical analysis on stocks for over 20 years. The brief foray I had with CNCG years ago where I made substantial money was based on accumulating CNCG shares multiple times at bargain prices on dips as low as $0.0016 when news played out --- and then selling all my shares as high as $0.055 when news broke on things like the dash cams, etc.
CNCG was a NEWS-DRIVEN ONLY side play for me and NOT based on technical analysis of any kind, which is what I have consistently employed as my daily bread, so to speak, on listed stocks all these years.
I just didn't want any of you to confuse the issue of technical analysis with CNCG or other penny stocks. When it comes to these pennies, true technical analysis is of no real value.
I know you read these sidebar blasts relating to a particular penny stock's "technical breakout", etc., but these blurbs are self-funded, superficially generated, misleading and are intended only to garner fresh buys from interested parties.
This does work out sometimes for a few, but let me mention that technical analysis has a quantum size greater validity in listed stocks, which is why I encouraged you all to check it out.
Things in your worlds will be quite different when you CNCGers finally wake up to the realities of how important technical analysis training is for steady, sensible profits and market success in day trades, swing trades and slightly longer holds. You CNCGers will learn what to look for in chart patterns on listed stocks for plenty of opportunities that consistently make money.
Once you've opened that as yet unseen regular stock world for yourselves in the right way, and tasted how we real traders do it day in and day out, you'll never be the same again in your thinking about CNCG or penny stocks in general.
You're getting this from a pro who years ago took a concurrent but fortuitous path from how I usually traded stocks to correctly trading the ONE and ONLY penny stock I've ever owned along the way.....Concierge Technology, CNCG. But, that cycle has passed.
Folks, if you CNCGers truly want to make financial freedom your goal from the market as I did, then seriously investigate technical analysis training. It would have given you all so many more ways to accomplish the same goals you tried so hard to achieve with CNCG with less capital and satisfyingly more manageable risk.
CNCGers, be open enough to check out this potential new direction for yourselves along with some of the services that provide the adequate technical analysis training and tools you'll need. Much good luck to one and all!
Good Evening.
FINANCIAL FACTS RECALL TIME.......
Since you CNCGers went through TWO reverse-splits in the last 2-3 years, do any of you care to calculate what your actual break-even price (BEP) per share is with CNCG? Let's examine the facts, shall we?
Say you had, just for example's sake, 3,000,000 shares (some had less, a few had way more) of CNCG before the first 1-for-10 R/S. Afterward you had just 300,000 shares.
Subsequent to the second R/S debacle in 2017 (1-for-30 !!) you now have only 10,000 shares of CNCG. By honestly calculating all the money spent accumulating all those shares plus commissions, etc., I know for a fact that after those successive reverse splits totaling a cumulative R/S of 1-for-300 !!, some of you will need a CNCG share price in the range of $10-$20 per share just to eventually BREAK EVEN.
At its current rate battling the market headwinds it faces, just how much longer do you people think you'll have to hang onto CNCG to see that BEP for yourselves?
How do you feel in your hearts about what that same capital, not wasted on CNCG, but in your hands today would have produced for you at mere CD or T-Bill rates (not exciting, but certainly safe), let alone what one could have conservatively made in the market in general with better choices over the last two decades?
How do you also reconcile within yourselves the value of the time lost and the mental/emotional toll of having to "mother hen" an investment (CNCG) waiting patiently for it to mature for over 20 years for some of you, and yet no end in sight?
If any of you CNCGers get my point and have inner responses that reflect the honest admission of your mistakes with CNCG, then HOSANNA!! If the sane understanding of your true underwater financial position since you first got involved with this company, then is coming into focus, then also you're starting to turn on your own lights.
If any one of you are stubborn enough to still want to defend your owning of CNCG after all I've put before you, feel free to do so here. I love a healthy debate. You probably won't get me to change my stances on CNCG and you certainly won't make any headway trying to challenge or minimize the impact of the facts I've presented, but I'd love to see you try.
In that case, its better that you find the "positions" pages of your brokerage account(s) and/or monthly statements going back to square one with CNCG and, once the true bottom line investment dollar total sets in, see if THAT isn't truth enough to get the wheels turning.
In this current market environment, so overrun with penny stock plays, you CNCG folks should have had more foresight than to allow yourselves to align full-time with a questionable, multi-reverse-split, iron anchor, dead weight stock like CNCG.
Unlike the rest of the market, one CANNOT use the usual powerful and profitable long and short tools on CNCG, a truly lackluster penny equity with manifold market non-appeal.
Today should have given you all a taste of the downward spiral that could be in store for CNCG. If a stock of CNCG's ilk isn't going in the right direction for you, its usually heading in the wrong direction for you. Look at today.........more CNCG volume, but in the wrong direction, and no way to play it to the downside in your accounts.
Bad situation all around for the rank-and-file CNCG shareholders. Good one for the MM's,though.....remember them?
BTW, it seems that the lone, long CNCG cheerleader poster whom I've directly confronted here seems to have all at once LOST his posting nerve..........along with his POM-POMS!
CNCG closed down today at $0.98. Will someone please tell this lone, long CNCG poster that after CNCG's last 1-for-30 post-split price of $2.00, his shares seem to have now lost $1.02 from Gerber & Company's unforgettably premature maneuver of false corporate brilliance in an attempt to make CNCG more appealing to THE STREET.
A most pleasant "Good Night" to all, even to you, Mr. Gerber.
OOPS! My Bad!............but not really!
Looks like in the time it took me to post my last message, someone picked up 10,002 shares of CNCG..........but at what an Army recruit haircut price!!
This just proved my earlier, other more important points about how the old "walkdown" price routine by the MM's for CNCG is now in full force as well as the LA-LA LAND penny stock market cap valuation issue I took someone to task over on this board last week.
Either way, who can argue with results predicted right here by me in black and white????
Please, Mr. CNCG misguided market cap valuation expert, what's it worth now in your book of penny stock hippie economics at eighty cents?
It seems that the pathetic daily volume of CNCG suddenly dries up completely once I call out the one CNCG pumper/purchaser responsible for that phony, self-preservation volume and who then crows on IHUB about what a great volume day we had!
There's been an honest ZERO VOLUME on CNCG for days now. However its still early - only about 10:30 here in the Big Apple. Let's give the chief pumping/purchasing CNCGer on this board, who is taking all you CNCGers down a path of potential total loss with him, a few hours to raise a few dollars by market close with which to try and save face with a "buy" of some kind, shall we?
Maybe he can generate $140 in whatever this deceiver calls a "practice" to pick up a hundred shares by market close.
When I say to CNCG posters of false hopes, "Ready when you are", I hope you realize that means that I have at the ready all the antidotes to fallacious thinking.
Other than that, first amendment rights are alive and kicking here on the CNCG board, even for the utterly self-deceived, chief purveyor of said hopes and thinking.
Well, its a new trading week for us all. How much more impotent CNCG Blah! Blah! Blah! drivel will regular CNCG board contributors try to spin into importance over the next five days?
Ready when you are.
The one disgruntled and vulgar CNCG evader of truth who posted these links has to know that their own off-topic cheap shots were themselves a long shot to stay on IHUB. TOS issued. Right back at ya!
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/contactus/golden/neic.php
https://www.onemedical.com/blog/live-well/how-to-relieve-insomnia-without-medication-part-1/
To begin, an English lesson to that special someone: In your first sentence, it should be "company's contact page", not "companies contact page."
Now.......the earlier posting today that CNCG's market cap is $46.5M is totally useless and fallacious on its face. In the REAL WORLD of LISTED STOCKS, market cap valuation (share price x total shares outstanding) can be reliably quantified and depended upon.
No person of any financial intelligence would ever use the same set of valuation parameters on an undeniably shaky ground penny stock with a wide bid/ask spread that can cause that particular stock to lose a high percentage of its value on just one trade.
For you CNCGers its always going to be unreliable, shifting sands no matter how hard you try to spin it to your advantage on this board. Dreamers one and all, PLEASE DO TRY TO REMEMBER to also factor in the cumulative 1-for-300 reverse stock split impact on your CNCG shares, won't you?
If one thinks of CNCG in more realistic and honest terms including the involvement of the CNCG MM's, whose power to upset the apple cart at any moment can cause your valuations to suddenly sag like grandma's bra, then who but a fool would try to take solace in such "Rainbows-'n-Unicorns", hippie-like economics? No bank or financial institution would ever loan you any money on or accept as payment the shares of an utterly unstable asset like CNCG, so get real!
CNCG owners attempting to stalwartly defend CNCG by posting links of promo trivia and the empty Blah! Blah! Blah! drivel about this company, remind me of island tourists unaware that they're in the path of an oncoming tsunami just beyond the horizon, yet whose main topic of clueless, last-minute conversation is how nice their seaside room accommodations seem to be.
So, once again I say........GET REAL !! Don't try to sell me that you know the ins and outs of any aspect of the Stock Market better than I do, because it just ain't so.....and lastly....GOODNIGHT !!
Unlike some of you CNCGers, you won't find me hovering on this board all day, but when I do peep at it at certain points during the day I'm well worth listening to. I usually open my laptop to IHUB/CNCG when I'm seated in the office(s) of my businesses while making my collections of the previous day's cash/credit cards before going to the bank.
You might also notice I occasionally get on IHUB with CNCG before bedtime when I leave pearls of wisdom for the hard of learning to do with as they wish the next morning. My feeling is: let the CNCG loyalists recoil from the truth I present and post their drivel if that's what keeps them happy. I can handle all CNCG debate in any form at will anywhere with ease.
Just another impotent blah! blah! blah corporate piece of CNCG emptiness from someone to whom this is earth-shaking news. The most benevolent thing I can say about CNCG's purchase of its subsidiary, Original Sprout, is that THIS TOO is something that won't soon add value to CNCG due to market over-saturation by similar product lines.
Unfortunately, CNCG shareholders have ZERO APPROVAL over what their corporate heads spend for any number of boring, lifeless, slow-developing, lack-of-pizzazz entities.
I do, however, know of a way that CNCG could make money and help people at the same time. Have them print off a paperback version of their business plan describing in detail their various subsidiaries along with including their last 10 quarterly reports.
Then, market the book as a national cure for insomnia! Should make a fortune!
Night! Night!
Look for the CNCG MM's to default to the all-too-common scenario I put before you days ago. Watch them start to pull the old "walkdown routine" with the bids/asks. Read my prior posts for more insight.
CNCG = $1.01 X $1.40 with no volume at 11:33 a.m. What happened? The lone CNCG loyalist here finally get financial "religion."? My words finally hit home?
With regard to certain CNCG posters, their calendars may be ticking correctly, but I'm not sure about what's ticking in their brains when they cling to relaying "fluff" and lightweight CNCG input.
"Physician"...just what audience are you playing to? My CNCG realities always trump your wishin', hopin' and dreamin' drivel.
Another volume day, bid and ask rise too, you say? My, you CNCG shorn sheep are easily entertained !!
Good night, CNCGers, Its bedtime for me even though both of my co-owned night spots are just hitting their stride from now until our mandated alcohol cut-off time at 4:00 a.m., half-way through my night's sleep.
Brigadier Security.........more useless CNCG blah! blah! blah! from IHUB board posters of the usual blah! blah! blah!
SHOW ME The Money! SHOW ME the CNCG Q's with a stellar bottom line!........SHOW ME a stock price reflective and worthy of much more than I see now!
All else until then is unsupportive fodder and tripe from shorn sheep. Not interested.
CNCGers, HOPE is not a strategy. You've heard that saying before. Unfortunately, its the only "strategy" you seem to employ with what I see spoken here.
I take risks too, but as a trader I'm in the daily risk-management business and I know it well. I never rely on hope. I always DO HOPE that a trade will go the way I thought it would, but I'm out usually well before any sizable loss is incurred if I'm wrong. I don't just sink in more money or sit there "hoping" my positions into profitability.
With where you CNCGers are now you can't manage risk on a thinly-traded stock with a bid/ask spread you could drive a limousine through. Your choice of viable trading alternatives within this confining framework are virtually non-existent.
As I've alluded to aplenty here, at no time with CNCG or with the rank-and-file penny stocks that exist out there are you ever in control or able to manage the unseen maneuverings that go on behind the scenes.
I do "hope" that your experiences with losing trading control with CNCG will sharpen your determination to NEVER make these quicksand-like trading forays onto the highway to Garbageville, USA, no matter how good they look or sound.
CNCG seems to be going the wrong way on that 100-share block traded today. Gee, do you think it could be a market-maker, or do you folks care to speculate here to your heart's content as to what's going on?
Be watchful as well. The day is young and someone may yet get rid of a few dozen more shares of CNCG at the $1.01 bid.
In any case, feel free to argue with me all you want about just how wrong I am as the lone voice of reason and experience currently on this board. I have the complete set of irrefutable responses at the ready for all you CNCGers' defenses, justifications, excuses and face-saving.
Boy, do I !!
CNCG volume dried up today. What happened? Did the usual crowing and cackling joyriders run outta dough? What? No dancing in the streets tonight either?
Quick! Somebody buy some of this company tomorrow or your average daily volume that you hold so dear might suffer. Heaven help us!
You CNCGers need to, at long last, get it thru your heads that the MM's completely control your destiny on penny stocks. Other buying or selling volume mostly takes their lead
A penny stock, contrary to the standard misconceptions, can ONLY be shorted by a Market-Maker since they're the ones responsible for providing liquidity and can trade liberally for their own accounts. (The same holds true for the specialists on the floor of the major exchanges. More about that below.) These penny MM's can drop a penny stock at will with impunity on small trades at prices and volumes they control, thus decreasing the value of the bigger shareholders who can't hold on.
The MM's have 3 days to cover their short positions, which is no big deal since traders who don't want to lose are quick to comply by dumping shares. The MM's then cover their shorts at a profit and have plenty of other cheap stock with which to push the market back up with the same mini purchases to sell their accumulated stock into. Then the entire up 'n down scenario is repeated again and again. This is their job description to the letter.
Folks with the real skin in the game have to wait for those rare moments when they can sell ample share amounts since they only have ONE DIRECTION in which to make money. Usually its only after a news-making event where price and volume naturally go up without MM provocation.
Now, about the specialists who do the same things on the major exchanges. They're careful about how they move stocks since a lot more players are involved creating ample liquidity as it is already, and huge dollars can be lost by them for getting stuck on moves the market fades rather briskly. These guys have a lot to answer for if they're wrong.
Again, the OTCBB MM's and others at low levels can play their own virtually unregulated game without much direct oversight at present.
So, are you CNCGers starting to see why you can never convince me by your public stances concerning CNCG when what is going behind the scenes has far more power over you?
For you CNCGers, so much of what I address here is just plain old common sense, especially if you're going to dumpster dive in stocks like CNCG. However, let's just take that a little further.
During the time I was getting my MBA from NYU in preparation for a job on THE STREET, the subject of penny stocks was never covered. It wasn't until I actually went to work for a hedge fund that the details of the permutations connected to how the game really works were explained to me.
With regard to CNCG and the trading of all other penny stocks as they have always been maneuvered, one can never forget that oh-so-applicable and solid advice I got in real time on their screens. Once exposed to this, the knowledge one gets from the guys who take you inside their vast world of experience as to what to look for as well as what to look out for cannot be forgotten.
If any of you CNCGers want to offer apologies for being too early in anything, that earnest apology should be directed to your money for being way too early in deploying it continually and vegetatively in a stock like CNCG without doing the incisive kind of DD you like to think you employ, but to which most of you only give lip service.
If this were not so, you'd be in far better financial shape than you are now. Just look at my IHUB member profile, you CNCGers. I got there by following my own advice religiously.
Truth be told once again!
My last posting to you CNCGers was a REAL BOTTOM LINE EVENT for those who think they can score points with a real STREET GUY who can't be fooled by the empty financial fodder endorsing CNCG I see here.
If there's one thing you can't put over on me its anything related to NUMBERS. My business dealings, like my trades, are carefully calculated to know EXACTLY where I'm at profit-wise and valuation-wise at all times, even hour by hour. If you CNCGers were this precise from the start, I dare say that none of you would even be in this stock at this time.
Just to be clear once again, I actually do sincerely hope CNCG will eventually work out for you all. I bear none of you any ill will. But,the one thing I won't be silent about is justifying your positions in CNCG right now on this site. There is NO JUSTIFICATION for encouraging or engaging in that kind of risk-taking and mis-management of money like that on a penny stock.
If it works out that CNCG bails you out in the end, so be it. Good for you. You got lucky with a big roll of the dice. That doesn't make you CNCGers smart, so do just consider yourselves lucky. Next time the results may be vastly different for the willingly misguided gambler mentality inside of you.
Wow! CNCG has an average daily volume of 684 shares. Friday's volume was a yahoo! event for a few in which a whopping 784 shares were traded for a yahoo! temporary price increase of ten cents to $1.40. When you CNCGers finish dancing in the streets, let me tell you what that REALLY MEANS.
All it means is that you CNCGers are now ONLY $0.60 AWAY from your last 1-for-30 reverse-split stock price of $2, which, as you all remember, was preceded by a 1-for-10 reverse-split about a year earlier. This adds up to an actual and overall 1-for-300 haircut and gut punch in case you've forgotten the REAL MATH behind where you all stand net-wise from all the money you've sunk in. You folks never seem to keep good mental books on how much you're in the hole and just how far away your BEP (Break Even Point) really is.
Certain of you folks are spiking the ball way too early for your own good and that of your brokerage accounts. Your fully-adjusted, cost-averaged, per actual share figures in those accounts have to look horrendous when gauged against where CNCG is trading right now. Now THAT'S reality. Show me what YOUR LA-LA LAND MATH reveals if you at last have the stomach to address me directly here on this issue with responses of some substance.
To further my point to CNCGers, I never trust any cliched statement from a CEO or company director in which they state that they want to "increase shareholder value."
That kind of rote-like sentence is woefully insincere since many of the capital groups connected with these stocks are working hand-in-hand trading with market makers to outdo their very own shareholders. You CNCG folks need to wise up to this behind-the-scenes trading reality and unspoken conflict of interest.
Head-in-the-sand investing in penny stocks or just swallowing their "stories" is why you CNCG lambs are in the cross hairs of the sharks that feed you false hopes at this juncture. Like I stated earlier, they just know how to play the game and keep you sedated while they stack the deck against you.
This is not just me talking. This is basic Street knowledge in this department. You CNCGers, like so many other stuck penny stock players, are so exposed to hazardous risks, yet so blind to their ever-lurking presence and the unclean motives of the ones you trust the most.
For you CNCGers, I don't have to prove that I'm right about CNCG.
CNCG will prove that I'm right about CNCG. Watch Neibert, Gerber and the rest string you along until the next reverse-split, an event that they will use at will. The only question will be the R/S multiple. Will it be 1 for 10, 1 for twenty or more.
BTW, look for this mini-euforia for CNCG's price blip to fade like last week's weather if there is ANY profit taking by anyone who bought in the last days. Forgot about that, huh?
That won't be My doing. The CNCG MM's, to whom you're complete victims, will take care of that for you.