Vystar Corp (VYST)

[stervc]

pepeoil, with those VYST comparisons to Wayfair & Bassett...

I disagree. I think those were fair comparisons based on what I posted below:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=146944033

By all means, I was not trying to say within that post that VYST is going to hit $122.00+ per share like Wayfair or $18.00+ per share like Bassett Furniture... even though... you just never know. I've seen such happen before with stocks in the past with a lot less.

However, "I was trying to say"... that I would rather take the risk in VYST at these levels as an investment instead of taking such risk in either Wayfair at $122 per share or Bassett Furniture at $18.00 per share.

In my opinion, those two stocks, and most major market stocks, are locked into the Laws of Diminishing Returns to where most of them are over-saturated with its growth. That's what got me out of wanting to invest in major market stocks... unless you catch them at their bottom. Just think how long it's going to take for either of those major market stocks to even double in value. Heck, they have already matured and is closer to their Point of Maximization than not, of which a stock never meets. The growth usually becomes so slow with those stocks to where it almost seems stagnant.

I believe that VYST is going to be a major market stock that is now at its bottom. Just think if you could have bought QCOM back when it was a penny stock before it took off and matured to trade at a few hundred dollars per share.

If you feel different, I respect that and truly understand why. These are just my sentiments. Variety is the spice of life and if everyone thought like me, it would make for a boring world.

v/r
Sterling