Saturday, December 20, 2014 8:00:06 PM
If you bought too high on a speculative OTC play, even praying out of your losses won't help and one certainly shouldn't go "long" without seeing solid developments. Only a fool is "long" a sub-penny OTC stock prematurely unless there is a massive reason that compels otherwise. The worst thing one can do is to bait investors to go long a play that still has to show the market that it's done what it said it'd do. This means that auditors need to affix their signatures to the # of VPOR. Until we see this, it is STUPID to sit here and say, "Oh, love Jesus and I'm long VPOR despite this ugly down trend chart" and even more stupid is to prematurely judge those who are taking a new look at VPOR.
formerly Ms. BB
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