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Re: MasterBlastr post# 221912

Friday, 10/05/2018 12:23:19 AM

Friday, October 05, 2018 12:23:19 AM

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It's probably those that bought at .0001 and those that bought pre split at .01 or more that held hoping it would recover. And there are likely some that received shares for compensation for work they did for the company that would love to sell. At this point it could be settling for .0001 or getting nothing. There would probably be a lot more on the ask but holders figure what's the point of even trying to sell with over 170 million shares on the ask already and on most days there isn't a single share traded.
It seems most shareholders have completely lost all hopes of any type of recovery for the company. Every time the CEO makes a promise he fails to deliver on the promise.
First he promises a deal with Supreme Sweets in Q1 and now we are in Q4 and still no deal. Then he promises Q1 will only be SLIGHTLY delayed and again we are now in Q4.
In 12 years he doesn't seem to have learned a thing about making promises he isn't sure he can deliver on. It's like he can't resist making promises, just to make them, and he will worry about the consequences later when he can't deliver.
After 12 years the company does about $150,000 in annual sales and I doubt he still hasn't accepted the fact that WNBD will never be the $1 BILLION in annual sales company he predicted some 12 years ago.

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