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Re: DoDeeDee post# 49764

Friday, 04/14/2017 2:43:14 PM

Friday, April 14, 2017 2:43:14 PM

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A lot of people bought into hype in the early years and I can see their frustration as the industry has taken longer to progress than most had thought.

As a start up company, any experienced investor knows that dilution is a likely fundraising tactic to continue operations.

If you purchased shares at whatever the valuation of the company was at the time of purchase, you obviously would have done enough due diligence to believe the company would increase its valuation over time.

So now, with the valuation much lower, you should be ecstatic to purchase shares at a much lower price, increasing your profits on your investment. Unless you were looking for a quick flip and bought in when the company was overvalued.

So, any long term investor in this company has seen the progress and should buy shares when the price per share dips and is a fair valuation based on cash, assets and sales.

If you bought when the company was overvalued, perhaps you shouldn't blame the company and yourself instead.
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