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Re: Bocephus post# 5753

Monday, 06/30/2014 6:49:03 PM

Monday, June 30, 2014 6:49:03 PM

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It's due to the "buy low sell high" theory. Would you rather sell your shares for today's prices or for next year's prices?

Expansion too fast for a company can be even more deadly than no expansion at all. A nice steady pace, a pace where control and order can be kept in, is ideal and much more preferred then expansion "out of control."

It's pretty obvious Vortex has enough cash to take the next step; that being selling nationally. Now suppose there's a dream somewhere of setting up their own manufacturing? Now THAT would take some coin to set up. And what would that take? 5 mil? He certainly can't sell enough shares now to accomplish that, right? But he certainly could if the share price were $5. He could set up manufacturing AND International distribution. And THAT's when Tom starts making some real coin, by either making all his own product, and hey, how about making product for someone else? It could happen.

So that, in a nut shell, is how a company can benefit buy protecting the share structure.