I am an investor in TTCM and here is my assessment. I learned about the company in March and started my position in July, cost averaging down. I am a bit in the red but I am close to being green.
I am active in the Telegram room which has been the best way for me to learn about the company, its business plan, and to get to know a few of the board members. I have just now registered her at Investors Hub and this is my first post.
I joined because I heard there are a lot of contrarian opinions about how the company not uplisting, and how this will affect the value of the company. That is understandable because new news about any investments takes time to digest.
If you are part of the Telegram group, you know I am happy to ask the hard questions. When it comes to investing I believe in trust but verify. I have spent hundreds of hours analyzing my investment choice. Because this is my biggest investment, I must be diligent in learning everything I can about the company's current and future plans. Because I am in the red, I have had to be even more diligent to make a decision based on facts rather than emotions if I would buy more, hold, or sell various times over the last few months.
After much deliberation, I bought my last position for now more shares .0111. Once I learned there was so much fear being spread here, I had to face the question again, buy, sell or hold. I knew enough to know that the company not being able to uplist has nothing to do with the company's value. I also know that it is no fault of the company whatsoever, but instead is due to the OTC decision-makers lack of credibility and efficiency. But I still had to face reassessing my tolerance for the volatility of the stock.
I have concluded, based on the business plan, innovation and talented board, that no matter what the price movement is in the short term, the company will be worth more than this year's highs within a year with continued high growth yearly. In-app purchases start to add up quickly with enough users. I have the time and patience to wait. All they really need is one big client to create significant revenue and from there the word will spread. So I will hold strong. I even have a bid in if it happens to go ridiculously low.
Now I, nor any shareholders can predict when this will occur. No one can predict the price movement between now and then. I know the foundation is strong. I know tremendous catalysts are within sight.
What I have learned recently is that those of us holding strong need to get used to the fact that flippers are a reality. The way I am just starting to see this as a decided long-term investor is that it probably doesn't matter in the end how low flippers may manipulate the price because those same people will buy back shares and bring the price up again even higher as the company grows.
All best to those who are reading. Good luck to all! May we all prosper.
