Wiseone. So let me get this right..you have more information than anyone, but you only reference the peripheral crap that LTE posted as to why you sold low?...if you have all this information, AND you state you are an intelligent investor, how stupid are you to have invested a sum greater than $240,000(since you claim you lost money before you got out), and then made your decision to get out based on the feeble-logic, but energetic, dogged posts of someone that doesn't even understand the English language?
And what kind of person are you to tell us you have so much more information on ALLM but you won't tell us about it unless I point out how stupid you and LTE are showing yourselves to be? So now I have said that will you please tell me all the big bad facts you have on ALLM...because as you incorrectly guessed, I am not an insider... I actually have about 1/20th of the ALLM stock that you sold...you must really be a crazy person to have bought that much stock and not known what the hell you were doing to the point you relied on someone you never met, and have only read about 30 messages off of whatever you want to describe this message board as. And those messages were so poorly conceived, and so off topic no one in their right mind would put much credence in them.... For god's sakes...LTE talked about the World Cup soccer tournament causing the stock to be valueless...his only points of value were ones the company disclosed in the report ALLM was required to file. Points that are the same as last in last year's report....
I bought the stock as a $7000 lottery ticket, any "penny" stock has issues...most more than what ALLM has. I had my stock "friend" and my very knowledgeable Engineer friend look at the stock and the company concerning their areas of expertise. The stock guy said he is interested enough to keep it on his "watch" board. The engineer friend not only told me it was sound technology and the patent was valid(his specialty within a large engineering company is to create viable patents), but he bought some of the stock...
Guess what though...he isn't silly enough to buy it and then sell it... Especially more than a quarter million dollars worth based on someone he never met, and he knows absolutely nothing about, who won't even meet him for lunch so you can thank him for saving you money...which is odd because if I remember right you LOST money... This complete stranger, a person who still does not want you to know who he is got you to make that big a financial decision....? To sell at the exact wrong time! You didn't wait? Come on tell us all about how you bought it when it was what fifty cents a share, and then had to sell it at .40? Did baby need a new pair of shoes? Has it tanked since then? I cannot figure out how you came to the decision to sell when, and how you did?
YOU MIGHT WANT TO TURN OVER ALL YOUR FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES TO A TRUSTED PROFESSIONAL BEFORE SOMEONE COMPLETELY RUINS YOU. (And I am quite sincere.)
