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Re: uc1 post# 3777

Thursday, 08/03/2017 9:15:56 AM

Thursday, August 03, 2017 9:15:56 AM

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Let's face reality

These penny stocks are destined to fail, at least the overwhelming percentage of them. Ive been fortunate to own shares in a couple that became monsters over the long term but that is an aberration, not the rule... and to be honest, I was long gone before these companies reached their pinnacle

However, there is still plenty of money to be made in junk stocks. Aside from sleaze ball promo's which are just a stroke of luck you happen to be there at the right time, it requires constant monitoring and understanding what to look for

Sometimes you have to just sit around and risk and not look at something and just allow it to move on its own and Trust the people that are running the company to do a good job.



I can tell you this, sitting around and trusting management to do a good job is not the path to success because you will lose 95% of the time on the OTC.

Lets set aside the fundamental for now. ONce stocks like KRED lose momentum over a period of time, the following occurs:

it begins to establish lower average costs in the shares, which equates to heavier lifting to reach previous highs

Previous unregistered fundings come due and shares are then eligible to qualify for 144 and be unloaded - more downside pressure

KRED will find it more difficult to raise clean money and they will need it especially during growth, as it operates cash flow negative

Debt cant be paid so they convert to equity as KRED has already done - more market pressure

When something positive does occur, its difficult for the shares to rise much. Just check out KREDs last PR - great news regarding Q2 sales but the stock barely budged