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Thursday, May 17, 2018 3:06:23 AM
"Holding" and "gaining" are not one and the same.
One can hold ten billion shares, but if the price never rises and they can never sell those shares for a profit, they haven’t actually gained anything, have they?
Unless your hobby is collecting invisible things - things that can’t ever be seen or touched, but according to a bank statement you own a shitload of it.
At least Beanie Babies were and still are a tangible item - they can be seen and held, even if they are nearly worthless.
Good luck getting your hands on even a single tangible share of pinky stock.
I personally hold tens of millions of shares in a pinky whose value is currently the same as EEGI’s.
It has a CE symbol and and its owner and others were charged with multiple counts of fraud last year.
And even that POS rose to .0002 last month and .0003 in March, based on absolutely nothing just like EEGI’s many runs during the times it was controlled by shysters.
But my significant "personal share holding" in that stock doesn’t make it a great investment by any means - it’s still a scammy turd.
It’s not like you’re holding millions of shares of a blue-chip stock that can be traded at any time, these are essentially worthless shares in a stock that’s barely above CE status with no plans, no earning potential, no physical address, NOTHING but a symbol and a mailbox.
The ONLY thing this POS seems to have going for it is the apparent fact that someone associated with it has lots of money.
"Mr. Wonderful" is a multimillionaire, but that doesn’t automatically ensure that every entrepreneur he invests in will get rich too (eg. Body Jac, Toygaroo).
One can hold ten billion shares, but if the price never rises and they can never sell those shares for a profit, they haven’t actually gained anything, have they?
Unless your hobby is collecting invisible things - things that can’t ever be seen or touched, but according to a bank statement you own a shitload of it.
At least Beanie Babies were and still are a tangible item - they can be seen and held, even if they are nearly worthless.
Good luck getting your hands on even a single tangible share of pinky stock.
I personally hold tens of millions of shares in a pinky whose value is currently the same as EEGI’s.
It has a CE symbol and and its owner and others were charged with multiple counts of fraud last year.
And even that POS rose to .0002 last month and .0003 in March, based on absolutely nothing just like EEGI’s many runs during the times it was controlled by shysters.
But my significant "personal share holding" in that stock doesn’t make it a great investment by any means - it’s still a scammy turd.
It’s not like you’re holding millions of shares of a blue-chip stock that can be traded at any time, these are essentially worthless shares in a stock that’s barely above CE status with no plans, no earning potential, no physical address, NOTHING but a symbol and a mailbox.
The ONLY thing this POS seems to have going for it is the apparent fact that someone associated with it has lots of money.
"Mr. Wonderful" is a multimillionaire, but that doesn’t automatically ensure that every entrepreneur he invests in will get rich too (eg. Body Jac, Toygaroo).
