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He can certainly pay a lawyer to file a lawsuit if he’s so sure. It’s money well spent, right?
On what charge should he be arrested, Dorca?
“We all know that” = I don’t understand a thing about it but imagine no one else does either
Tryz is just telling us they are delusional, just in a less eloquent way, with empty buzzwords they read once and zero comprehension of how anything works.
Well, “millions” is relative. How many shares do you have? If you have 2 million shares, then perhaps within the year. But it’s hard to say exactly. With the moves they are making this year, independent of market conditions, it could certainly return to $.20 or even perhaps $.50 should something catch fire with shareholders. The audits are definitely steps in the right direction. They represent new action that the company hasn’t taken before. That should change the perception of the company. That basically will begin to sprout fruit this year or next. If that doesn’t do it, then you reassess as I’m sure the company will, but they expect this to work and there’s no reason to believe it won’t has there’s a good history of these actions working for other companies. As for millions, the question is what others ask, others who want the easy payday. But it depends on how many shares you have. I’m giving it a year to reach the 20s. Anything else will be gravy
It’s easy for people to bash a stock when it’s down. It just shows an ignorance about how companies, and the stock market in general, work.
What’s difficult is understanding how a company builds from the foundation, grasping historical comparisons, and especially having the wherewithal to remain patient throughout the process.
From difficulty comes rewards.
As the company continues to keep the investor informed with positive reports showing movement toward the ultimate goal, look for the clueless rubes on the board become more vocal in opposition to reality and common sense, resorting to idiotic statements and falsehoods to attempt to validate their own sense of self-worth in the absence of intellect.
Why hasn’t this company made shareholders millions yet? Because nothing happens overnight.
Investors here see the potential and realize what it will take to reach it and how AXXA is doing just what it takes. It isn’t easy but nothing in life worth doing is easy.
Your assumption that they are lying is simply cynical guess work based on nothing tangible. That’s fine. You can “know” something without actually knowing anything in reality. It makes you feel good. I get it. Congrats on making money with them previously but their past performance and decision not to audit then is not indicative of future moves, obviously. Anyone who knows the market can tell you that. But again, “know” what you want, it’s a free country. The rest of us prefer to base our knowledge on more substantial elements, not just a “gut feeling” based on cynicism.
Not understanding why the audits haven’t been done because you don’t have the bandwidth to know how business works and can’t conceive of reasons does not make fraud. It makes a poor investor who probably shouldn’t be in the market, but rather maybe something you do understand.
No, she definitely seems caught in a loop. Eyes closed and mindlessly repeating a mantra, hoping it somehow manifests.
No, you don’t have to only “agree with the bulls,” but I’d suggest you research words like “fascist” before throwing them around indiscriminately. I mean, if “adult” is what you’re striving for, you should not sound like a petulant child using big words wrong.
I never said nor imply that you “have to agree” with the bulls only, but YOUR point was it’s not going to run. So why — my question you refused to address was — if you don’t think it’s going to run, are you here?? Most adults enter the stock market to make money. You’ve entered it to—?? Lose money? Have your money sit static?? Not really adulting at the highest level, is it?
If you don’t think this stock will ever run, why are you here? Sell and move on. Or is your goal NOT to make money? Fine. You don’t think it’ll run. That’s your predictuon. Most investors disagree with you. They’re here because they disagree with you. Why are you here?
We are. Are you? Doesn’t seem like it, ORCA.
That’s not how it works, but you’re welcome to think that.
A reminder: just because you can’t conceive of any other reason the stock price is low doesn’t mean there are no other reasons.
Yes. That’s totally another factor. True. But I also don’t think it will only go up again when personal accounts grow. I think it will independent of that on its own merits from the work they are doing. If you have money to invest (even just a little at a time), a stock this low with nothing but upside seems to be a great way to go.
That’s a good question. There’s probably not one easy answer, but what it seems to me is that the company is out of place in the OTC market. As you have probably seen, there is a collection of people who only know stocks as “pump and dump” and cannot comprehend a stock with real value. Their limited vocabulary indicates a paranoia that stocks that are down must be “Russian scams” in spite of all the evidence and common sense it isn’t. A company with real revenues is an anomaly and buyers are skeptical. On the Nasdaq, however, it would fit right in and garner more interest — which is why uplisting is in the plan.
In short, think of a player tearing up the NBA’s D League. Are they bad players because they are stuck there? No, but they are not going to be noticed until they are called up to the NBA. Just a thought.
Peeteman gets it!
The buyback option now doesn’t make that much sense as they just issued the new shares. It would look like they made a mistake. The share buyback is great, but it’s step 4 or 5 after audit/spinoff, use shares to increase assets/revs, pay off debt, uplist. At THAT point, a share buyback would do wonders on what, by then, should already be a pps that is MUCH higher.
Ah, yes. The narrative. I always enjoy a good story. :)
Literally *none* of that makes sense. Ooof
Friggenflawed is confused again. Shocker. It’s a scam how? Because of all the legal cerficates they signed that were approved by valid government agencies? No. It’s scam because his tiny brain can’t figure out how he was wrong. SCAM = still confused about markets
Solid play!
“Boris is … nothing but bs” says someone with an anonymous screenname.
Hmmm. Whom to believe? Really a quandary there.
They’re NOT opinions! They’re HER FACTS!! It doesn’t matter from what universe they come. They keep her from facing this particular world.
Her orange apples tell her how to invest. ;)
Revs, profit, and most importantly, imo, debt reduction is accelerating.
You’re basing that on the voices in your head. There’s literally more of a chance that *you*, the guy posting on the Internef under an anonymous screenname, is a criminal and a scam artist than the company with oversight from the SEC and a staff of real people.
But yeah, keep the baseless rhetoric alive. Maybe it’ll lead you to fake friends along with your fake onscreen account.
All *you* do is regurgitate baseless rhetoric. You consider yourself “credible.” The only difference is, they have the SEC overseeing them while you spout your gibberish unchecked.
It’s what she always says— “I’m always right”… as long as you don’t check the evidence for the times I’m wrong. Just take my word for it. ;)
Exactly, 100x. The stock/company has not changed. Revenues, profits, assets keep increasing while debt keeps decreasing. Once news drives interest/volume, it will change. Could come in the form of the audit or the spin off distribution of shares, or even the market showing signs of turning bullish again.
In fact, this is the historical bottom which has been hit before and from there, it bounced back admirably… with less revenue, profit, and assets.
Phew! Good thing there’s not “endless dilution” here. As they’ve said recently which you choose to ignore in order to keep you’re “i’m never wrong” status in your mind.
Keep in mind *why* they are not buying. Nothing has changed here, so it’s not that the company has begun to fail. In fact, they are improving. Therefore, it’s probably a wise choice to buy and wait for the news or some thing that will drive more buyers and more interest.
Still not a “downward spiral.” I find it funny how you are really good at misusing/misunderstanding phrases. It’s an interesting character trait. Like from some bygone-era sitcom character.
Downward spiral doesn’t mean what you think it means (as most of your posts seem to indicate). The price has been steady between 75 and 80 for a while.
This is exactly what they’re doing. Sadly, the doubting Thomases live in Doubtville drinking nothing but Doubt tonic and scarfing down Doubt donuts and nothing AXXA does will help them relocate to reality. So it’s a nice tweet to keep the shrewd investors up to date.
It is amusing to see all the “O woe is me! This company is DOA. What a disaster!”
[Tweet comes out telling us they’ve been doing exactly what they’ve been telling us they’ve doing the whole time.]
Then we see, “Oh wow! This is incredible! Lambo time!”
Rome wasn’t built in a day. These guys are building something special. Listen to the facts and not the rhetorical claptrap of the fools. And BE PATIENT! 2023 is setting up to bring the harvest.
Is .40 possible? Sure. Is it probable by July? Not likely with how the company is structured at this stage. But as they reorganize their verticals and continue to increase revs and eliminate debt, you could definitely see it approach its ATH again.
It’s zinc coated with copper if you want to be accurate, but then, accuracy isn’t really your thing, is it?
Brilliant analogy to disprove your point. They’re “dropping” it like flies cling to a honey cone. Oy. Genius!
Peeteman’s right.Anyone who thinks this is blatant dilution that is causing the stock to remain low has no understanding of business strategies nor of historical cases of how further stock issuances turned into great successes. They can only rationalize with their limited knowledge that dilution MUST be keeping the price down.
End of December, they said their plans for record day would be in January. No change to that yet.
This is a big week for updates on their new real estate deal, the spinoffs, but mainly a timetable for the audit. The roadmap will continue to take shape. The spinoff(s) alone gives more value to shareholders, so the shrewd investor will pick up as many as he/she can now for maximum potential.