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Re: drogocop post# 68241

Monday, 01/22/2018 2:33:19 PM

Monday, January 22, 2018 2:33:19 PM

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IMO I don't think the issue is that SEC may threaten to suspend TTCM trading. You never know, but I think the issue is that with the nearly 1,500 cryptocurrencies out there, the SEC is just getting a handle on how to regulate them.

That is, the SEC is creating things in place to protect investors because the cryptocurrency market is a breeding ground for manipulation and scams. This is just my opinion, but I think the SEC looking at TTCM's KLK is exactly what the SEC said they would be doing: making sure that all cryptocurrency offerings are legit.

I think it's a good thing that the SEC is vetting TTCM's KLK tokens. Don't get me wrong, Leonard and company should have done all their leg work before announcing a token sale date. They did not. Big mistake that shareholder are suffering for today. However, with SEC scrutiny comes a better chance of investor protections, not perfect mind you, but if approved that will mean full SEC vetting has been done.

If Klickzie is actually created and does what they say it can do, I think people will gravitate toward KLK, assuming the SEC approves it. Personally, I think one thing that the SEC is looking at is precisely the Klickzie software. I mean, what do KLK tokens matter if there's no Klickzie that gains popularity.

TTCM should have completed the software, shown proof of function and marketability, then introduced KLK (though I understand that KLK is a way to raise capital to build the company out).

As far as current sentiment on TTCM, many will still hold or buy up at low prices because that's simply the history here. Those who take this SEC-related vetting delay hard, will get out.

At $850 in, you're smart to have taken only a taste of any penny stock, including this one. I don't know how old you are but if you are a good ways from retirement, I highly recommend (if you are not already doing so) consistent, regular dollar cost investing on big board companies. If it's a great company, you continue buying even (especially) during market downturns because it just means you buy more shares for your money.

I wish you the best

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