I don’t have one and typically this is the “Wild West” in terms of expectations. When penny stocks hit $1.00 range and not even mainstream coverage yet, anything could happen. Especially since the company actually doesn’t breakdown the balance sheet. This will sell off a bit before the episode comes off then really pop when others start looking. 1.00 range opens up new investor range. An up-listing is what this would need to sustain and prevent wider swings. When an established 95 million viewer show says you are the leader of a new market, others will fall inline. The problem will then be transparency of company income. Company has potential of being looked at as a Growth and Value stock. This is rare and could lead to quick profitability, uplisting, buyout, etc. Also, media and investment people will look at the surrounding associated companies (GOHE/MTrac) to see if they are lucrative investments. For example, Greenbox says they doubled their potential return. If they admit it is because of MTrac (exact same time of their license go-live dates), that’s great. MTrac says nothing about their income, but you can indirectly see that MTrac is making a significantly more amount then people knew as a result. People would flood there before it was an official statement.
It reminds me of the gaming app tracking you use to be able to do. I would track game apps and if they hit top 5, I knew the company would beat quarter earnings. No one would buy shares because Wallstreet didn’t see the correlation. I got away with this for almost a year and couldn’t believe it. It felt like total insider trading. So pay attention to who is using their tech. On the show. Hopefully the say it.
