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Re: uksausage post# 78700

Thursday, 11/15/2018 10:19:29 AM

Thursday, November 15, 2018 10:19:29 AM

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As you already now from pluggerville, revenue can be a scam all to its own if the company is handing out product a loss to drive the revenue.

I saw a huge jump in revenue, almost 10 Mil in 12 weeks for SGSI. not sure where see you a drop in revenue? If they cut unprofitable dollar swapping revenue to free up cash flow to generate profitable revenue instead that showed as a 20% revenue drop and the operating loss fell 95% I would dancing in the streets.

Oh, wait I am dancing in the streets.

What I do not like is the market unwilling to buy up the last printed shares at $2 and higher right now. If I was still buying and adding I would tickled pink, LOL.

Any one besides me notice the bid dance battle going at the best bid, on L-2, 42,000+ plus shares at the bid at .27x????

42,000 x200 = 8,400,000 pre split, a bid volume we have never ever seen on this stock since the IPO in 2008

I made made my last large buys at .30/.31 right after the R/S

And could have sold at $4, $2, and easily at .80 in recent days

So my finger is hovering on the bid/buy more right now.

IMHO the only reason the stock is not at $10 now is for the moment there is more supply available to sell at under $1 cost than demand. I think they already printed all the last shares to convert the remaining debt, what I do not like is that they have failed to 8-K the fact they printed 2.9 Mil restricted shares to apparently pay off the last of the convertible debt, probably owed to Icld?

I am still long. I like the 10-Q, it was way better than I expected or hoped for.

If there was no convertible, and no cheap shares left to sell from its conversion, I have no doubt the stock would be at $10/share.

Once we have bought all those shares, look out over head, Imho!!!

GLTA!!!


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