Okay.
Finally arrived at a hypothesis to explain the past twelve months of VYST.
I've posted here on the vyst forum for years. In most of the posts I let it be known that this company is BORING. Boring SEC filings. Boring revenues. Boring progress. Boring. Boring. Boring.
Sure, insiders bought a lot and no real traction in stock price... Reason? BORING.
Management? Boring.
Product? Boring.
Boring. Boring. Boring...
Did I mention, boring?
Now, how do penny land stocks become less boring? How do they attract attention? How do they get investors?
First, they sacked Doyle, the most boring CEO ever since the beginning of CEO's (Doyle NEVER replied to investor queries... I know, I tried. Apparently others here have had better communication with the new management, at least from what I've read)
Next, they did deals allowing conversions and dilution of stock... Why? Because they knew Ihub and other pennyland havens of 'information' would be the perfect breeding ground of attracting investors.
Must say, my theory seems decent. I mean just look. A vyst message board FILLED with lots and lots of stuff. A volume due to all the shares floating around out there (compared to what was out there two years ago) more shares, more hype, more volume, more price drop/rise, more everything geared for gaining attention to a penny land stock called, VYST.
So, here we are today. Penny land investors. Some already making good bank, others hoping to, others waiting for the price to drop, others waiting for the price to rise. Everyone waiting for more 'news' so the drama can continue.
In the end, Ihub wins, some investors win, some investors lose, and the company that has a good patent on allergy free latex gets more exposure to the 'world' and heck, some guys out there (and gals) will be able to use some really great company latex condoms! (gives a whole new meaning to, "investors getting screwed")
I want .09 so I can get my investment back. More would be better but I'm willing to let others make bank on anything higher than that.
