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Monday, 08/07/2017 10:41:38 AM

Monday, August 07, 2017 10:41:38 AM

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If you haven't sold all or a portion of your SFOR position yet, $0.0115 is the best price you'll get today.

It's the best price you'll get between now and the 2nd Quarter Q due by next week.
After the Q comes out...
When we see truly abysmal QoQ revenues and virtually no cash left in the bank, SFOR will fall under a penny.

There is no boat to miss here. There is no rocket launching SFOR shares to the moon.

If you sell now, even with some losses, you'll be able to buy back your beloved SFOR shares for much, much cheaper.

Look... a lot of traders don't know what they're doing. They're stock rich and cash poor. (In other words, they're 100% invested with no more cash to buy more to average down with after a several big dips.) If SFOR dips below a penny it'll hit the $0.006's and possibly the $0.005's before it even takes a break.
If you sell now and wait...you'll have cash to buy those areas.


If you just hold because you're too afraid you'll miss some magical Press Release then I have a question for you:

If your cost average is $0.01 and SFOR falls to $0.0050. What percentage of a return do you need to see just to break even?

Now...when was the last PR that SFOR issued and the stock actually rallied?
Go back... way back...
SFOR issued a series of PR's at the $0.0056 range and took off toward 2017 highs.
Beginning in April, every time SFOR issued a K or Q, or anytime Kay opened his mouth, SFOR actually fell after a press release or tweet.


Sell now... buy it back later for much cheaper.


Oh... anybody... I mean ANYBODY who claims "you just want my shares for cheap"...you're utterly ignored for not knowing there are 2.4 billion shares out there. You're ignored because you don't know how the stock market or OTC works. You're ignored because you should have less of an opinion on how things work and should be asking questions, not telling people how things work.