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Re: SPM555 post# 17706

Friday, 02/27/2015 12:22:39 AM

Friday, February 27, 2015 12:22:39 AM

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I have been so busy and side tracked by nonsense, that even I missed this subtle difference!!! And that difference is huge, and not obvious when one is use to convertible debt short selling to drive the price down to set the conversion price as the only game in town.

You make an excellent point, and did such a great job of explaining it, it should be sticky smile

There is literally no reason the accredited investors need the price to dip, they are getting their shares at .0025. All that's left for them is to sell their shares, in which case the higher the better. You are getting hung up on something in your head and I have no idea how to get in there and shake it free.

Think of it like this. Let's say I am giving you a million of my shares and the agreed price you're paying is .0025. BOOM you now have a million shares at .0025.. all that's left is for you to sell them. Even though the current price is .01, so am giving you a nice fat discount and letting you have them for .0025. Now that you have a million shares at .0025, do you need the price to go down for any reason? The shares are yours, so all you care about is seeing the price go up so you can sell them much higher.

The whole idea that the price needs to go lower so the shares are cheaper is 100% fabricated. The share price is already established, they are getting a juicy deal at .0025. If it goes down to .0001, they still are paying .0025 for those shares. If the price never goes below a penny again, they still get those shares for .0025.


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Obviously that is why the stock price never crashed on the CD debt share risk and R/S risk!!!!!

Only thing holding this stock down is day-trading-flipping the remaining float that longs have not yet locked up.

I am still buying!!!!
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