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Re: Brentpdc post# 115925

Tuesday, 05/06/2014 11:07:43 PM

Tuesday, May 06, 2014 11:07:43 PM

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Not going to jump significantly

Brent,

I am a FITX shareholder, and I intend to go long on my position. Just want to say that before I disagree with you.

Regarding your statement that FITX will be like Tweed when it uplists, I would caution you to consider that FITX literally has billions more shares than Tweed. When it uplists, FITX will certainly get a bump, and hopefully a good one. The company deserves it, Bill deserves it, we shareholders deserve it, and the naysayer scammers definitely deserve it (in their faces). That said, Tweed's current share price closed at $3.23 today (it closed down 3 cents). FITX is not going to come remotely close to this with news of an uplist, even if it was coupled with news of the license. It is so easy for me to start daydreaming about how much money I'm going to make when blah blah blah. I don't know if it's the same for you, but I find that when one's expectations are unrealistic, even nice rises in pps tend to be disappointing when they're not anywhere near what one expected, which kind of takes the fun out of it, and can cause one to make bad investment decisions.

Given how hard the shorts and MM's are playing the sh$@ out of this poor stock, and how eager those with the means or courage (including many of the "longs", not that I blame them) are to sell on a rise and buy back in on subsequent dips, I really have a hard time seeing this stock rising beyond .15 with news of an uplist. I keep thinking .13, although I don't know why. News of the license will probably do as well, and the two together could see a rise above .15 maybe, but I am not keeping my hopes up for a significantly higher rise in pps without an uplisting, an audit, a license, and news that the seeds are planted. There are just too many shares and too much jerking going on. The long-term potential is enormous, I think, but in the short term, I have a hard time seeing this stock going to .25, or .5, or anywhere between or above. I sure wish it would, but everytime I've seen it start to gain serious momentum, huge sells come in and cut the sh@% out of the rise.

There's a lot of excitement happening on this board, and I share in the enthusiasm (and I sure could use a big-ass rise in pps!) but sometimes it gets just a little unrealistic. For example, when the PR came out about Bill calling HC for an inspection, so many players here were just so sure that news of the license would be coming "any day". Again, unrealistic. Even the most efficient government agencies can be glacial in their momentum, and now, because of the excellent DD provided on this board by many in the FITX investment community, there is strong reason to expect a month between the inspection and the granting of a license. Furthermore, we don't know when the inspection occured, or if it has occured yet. So then there are lots of investors who are getting nervous because its been 7 days since the last PR about calling for an inspection, and no license news has arrived. The pic uploads from Bill in NYC are encouraging, and help stave off nervous panic, but you get the idea.

The point is, at the risk of pissing anyone off, I would urge anybody who doesn't own hundreds of thousands of shares (I could only manage 56K)to throw out the expectation of becoming instant millionaires and settle for a more realistic expectation, based on the manner in which this stock is being assaulted by the afore-mentioned parties and interests. All investors are here to make money - nothing wrong with that. But most of us aren't going to become retirement-rich off of a rise in this stock on news of an uplisting or license or both (even if a great audit appears simulateously) in the very near future.

However, if anyone happens to disagree with me, I would really love to hear why, because I would love to be more comfortable with fantasizing about how much value my position is going to accrue in a short amount of time.