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Re: WayCoolJr post# 57705

Monday, 01/29/2018 11:36:42 AM

Monday, January 29, 2018 11:36:42 AM

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Its not having difficulty breaking 1 cents, We shouldn't want the stock to pop. We want the stock to steadily climb so that it will have a solid investor yield base.

Today's opening base price is $.008. The target price is $.10 in 20 business days. $.10 - $.008 = $.092. $.092 / 20 days = $.0046 gain per day. If the stock closes today at $.088 + $.0046 = $.0126 (1.2 cents) everything is on track. Even if it closes at $.0095 or just above that its ok because we have to remember that just 1 stock sale can dictate the closing price and everything is still based on averages.

Also we want to cycle through at least 3 billion shares in 20 business days or an average of 3,000,000,000 / 20 days = 150 million shares per day. At last check almost 60 million shares have been traded today and its only 11:30 am eastern time.

(Since only 2 billion shares are unrestricted and outstanding and most of the other restricted shares are suppose to be retired and any restrictions may last 1 year from January 22, 2018 as per SEC Rule 144,
https://www.sec.gov/reportspubs/investor-publications/investorpubsrule144htm.html
it may only need to cycle through only 2 billion shares for a daily cycle of 2,000,000,000 / 20 days = 100 million per day which is better.)

The key is bringing in smaller investors who seek 50% to 500% gains. For the stock to hold steady at a minimum of $.10, new investors coming in between $.05 to $.10 have to believe it will go to $.15 and $.50 so that they can get their target yields.

If current investors promote 100% yields within 6 months to family, friends, co-workers and whoever, a solid 10 cents base can be maintained. I know of some people who hit flips when they get 15% APY (Annual percentage yield). It takes 100% / 15% = 6 years get 100% return at 15% APY. And when one factors in inflation, capital gains taxes and 401k fund fees it takes a minimum of 10 years to get 100%.