flail and impotently, are two words one does not see much anymore. lame horse is another rarely used phrase, mostly used by those of an agrarian upbringing.
hilarious, is of course a word used the world over and I can see your point of using that word pertaining to the investment of DNRG.
good job in combining such words together to convey you sentiment and opinion regarding DNRG.
guess i could be considered a 'long' as I got to participate in the activity when the stock price spiked up into the .30's. that was fun and a lot of smart people banked coin on that one, a lot of fast horses won the race during those moments, a lot of 'rock hard' steadfast investors brimming with vitality invested after that spike...
of course, yes, the release of all those pr's DNRG put out did little help, sorta like adding saltpeter to the pudding (so to speak) but those flaccid pr's stopped. also stopped were the tweets, twitters, facebooks, everything. so maybe the horse is not lame but dead or at least, neutered?
maybe the company is suffering from scieroderma? the 'body' fallen apart but still thinking it exists?
of course, the stock still trades. the range is between .0002 and .0004. it has not hit .0001 like soooooooo many other stinky pinkies. maybe it will? or... maybe it will rise 1000% if some REAL news or SEC filing comes out?
this 'long' (well not as long as most but longer than many)am definitely happy to see if the stock price becomes something along the lines of .01 or heck, maybe .1? (big numbers do not matter, with small numbers it's all about how they are used)
thanks for inspiring me to buy more when I get the funds.
