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Friday, 06/22/2018 8:20:14 PM

Friday, June 22, 2018 8:20:14 PM

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Guys: When people post emails from sources on the other side of the table, make sure not to always take them at face value, good or bad. Anyone that has been doing this long enough knows how many fabricated emails show up on this site.

I have another play that I am in in which one of the posters who is against the stock claimed that the CEO was removed from a partnership position, and offered up the number to call, saying that he already did and it had been confirmed. Sure enough, we had a long term shareholder follow up on that, saying that the CEO was not in any way asked to leave, but had moved on from the position. The CEO confirmed that. That poster still affirms exactly what he originally claimed, despite evidence to the contrary.

I have seen email chains that say that deals have closed, or that deals exist that a CEO or IR dept has to announce in which there has been no such email or deal(nor affiliation with the company mentioned.....I watched a stock run on a fake Ford partnership announcement a few years back), and some email chains are edited to say that no partnership or deal exists with the company you are invested in, yet when you call them, they will tell you that the partnership does in fact exist and that the ownership have a mutual longstanding relationship.


So, to keep this post on-topic and pertaining to TRON, seeing as that is what the long introductory portion of this is segueing into, what we know is that TRON has mentioned an acquisition deal with InMed, which is slated to be close to closing, and is facilitated by the backing and the relationship with Continental. Anyone on the TRON board can claim that the deal is closing or is not. Neither should be taken at face value. What is needed to confirm is a filing. I would be on the lookout for an 8-k or something of the sort.

Also, in regards to TRON insiders pumping and dumping, remember that this stock has had no dilution, nor does it have the volume for that; not to mention the fact that, even despite the downward price trend on low volume, the trade log show a great buy to sell ratio in favor of the buy side, which is not indicative of dumping. For insiders or executives to sell, or especially liquidate, you would need to see Form-4 filings out on OTC markets, which disclose insider ownership, buying and selling, as required by the SEC. If TRON did not hold "Current" status, which they do, then one could speculate the aforementioned was occurring. Seeing as the attorney letter went hand in hand with the "Current" status, giving validation that filings were up to date, or "Current", then Form-4 documents would have had to be released in tandem with the yield sign being removed.

We have a group of trusted longs on the board, those that are straight shooters. We all know who they are. If you see emails from them, good or bad, those would be much more likely to be credible chains of communication; though as mentioned earlier, should still be verified. When posters show up right when the price trend is forming a bearish pattern on the chart, crossing downward over the middle bollinger band in this case, and then begin showing doom and gloom, and causing an air of doubt with their sudden presence, rest assured these people are here to profit just like everyone else, only on the downtrend, and are not here to save you from your own investment.

And if you see someone calling a stock a share selling scam, that is a trademark line used to turn you against your better wisdom and logic, in fear you have been defrauded. Check the Twitter account mentioned. Posting one tweet per day, if that, some of which are just retweets or a picture of the chart, is hardly indicative or reminiscent of pumping.


Right now, this is what is most credible: https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/TRON/news


This post on TRON is mainly geared for those that are new to the markets and message boards. The veterans here know the routine. Low float stocks like this can go down fast, and can go up even faster once they are shaken out. Hang tight and know what you own. Buy and sell on your own logic and your own DD only.

Also, there is a saying: Buy on fear, sell on greed. Do some research on that and begin learning a bit on stock market psychology. I have been spreading word about TRON to other boards on a daily basis. When the price goes down on low volume, such as what we witnessed when TRON got walked down to .002's before going tenfold higher and settling in the mid-.01 range, the cheap shares become more and more rare the lower it goes. The more competitors gunning for cheap shares lends to an improved supply/demand ratio in favor of demand. Think of what happens to the price of any object for sale when there is all demand and no supply.