LOL !! Quote, "This one will go in the history books of penny stocks for the most recovery of any stock, in my opinion. People at elite business schools will talk of this success in class in my opinion."
NO. I'd really doubt that. Unless they have a chapter or class on how to lose 99.98% or more of your company's common stock value. I'm not aware of any "elite business school" that teaches a course on penny stocks that have gone sub ONE CENT while diluting their share out to probably ONE BILLION O/S before too much longer here? (I'm really not aware of any elite business school that even discusses or teaches anything on penny, micro-cap stocks, other than maybe a passing mention in some chapter on what not to do? Or maybe a chapter or section on toxic, convertible debt, "floorless" financing and how to do it or run hedge funds to do it- I could see that perhaps being taught at certain "elite" schools, yes.)
This stock has made no imaginary "recovery"?? They're in an unbroken downtrend and making low highs and lower lows, using endless convertible debt (toxic financing deals) for life support cash as recent as Oct of 2014, they're diluting their shares at a furious pace as in 50 million shares from approx Nov 2014 early Feb 2015 (see last 10-Q share count then 8-K proxy vote filing share count), etc What imaginary "recovery" are they supposedly in?
"Elite business schools" talking about BHRT "success"?? That's one of the funniest things I think I've ever heard. Again, I'm not aware of a single course at Harvard or an article in the "Harvard Business Review" that ever discussed some sub one cent penny stock that never had a profit or ROI since its inception in 1999, or one that's declined in price about 99% since going public in 2008 in a horrible IPO that raised almost no funds and then was delisted from the NASDAQ only one short yr later. Uh NO, I highly doubt it. This is not imaginary "elite business school" material IMO. Again, just too funny !
