No one could predict this audit would take this long, not even Roger, or the auditors... Its easy to make those claims NOW, but they are worthless.
Did anyone buy Amazon at $50 (like i did), when people were pounding on the stock because they never made any profits? People were nitpicking every aspect about the company, just like some are doing on AMFE now ... The bears did not comprehend what the company was doing. AMZN was INVESTING in the future and now look at them?
I see AMFE in a similar situation... Some are so focused on the SHORT TERM negatives, they are going to fool themselves into thinking this is not going to be a profitable trade/investment in the near future. Any price at this level will be profitable, just dont get caught chasing... It might not be easy to get in until .15+. We could GAP that high and shoot into the .20s in the first hour of trading. Do not underestimate this stock and the type/size news that is coming. This is a very powerful penny market right now, even for dirty scams. When AMFE drops some massive orders on the market, from some of the largest retailers, while the chart is NOT overbought, it will freakin launch, influencing cascading momentum... then new investors will see the DD on all the other things taking place and they'll add more and hold long, tighting the float even more, while theres no heavy dilution talking place
Its EASY to claim AFTER tha fact "should have done this", but what if the audit was completed on time and AMFE was .50+ right now... what if it comes out Sunday night and the stock spikes, leaving sideliners in the dust?
If we could predict this stuff perfectly, we would all be rich, but its not that easy... I found this stock at .01, go read my growth predictions from that period. Im not just talking out of my ass, ive got the posting history to back it. This is a VERY RARE opportunity in pennyland. Big board/multi billion valuation potential. EVERY SINGLE popular food/entertainment chain started this way, but very few of them have as many LEGIT growth segments that can make this the strongest performing pinky stock you will ever find.
Do you doubt that Starbucks had issues to deal with when they were a small chain in Seattle, trying to breakout of their shell?
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