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Re: Mcol52 post# 347

Thursday, 01/02/2020 5:20:01 PM

Thursday, January 02, 2020 5:20:01 PM

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Actually one more thing because you are just so profoundly incorrect on this...DAY TRADERS HAVE NO ABILITY TO PERMANENTLY TANK A COMPANY'S MARKET CAPITALIZATION.

One more time for this in the back:

DAY. TRADERS. HAVE. NO. ABILITY. TO. PERMANENTLY. TANK. A. COMPANY'S. MARKET. CAPITALIZATION.

If a company can reasonably be estimated by current valuation methods to have an intrinsic value of, say, 500M$ based on revenue, profit, assets, or any other valuation method, then QUALIFIED INVESTORS WILL PURCHASE SHARES AT A PRICE LOWER THAN THAT VALUATION. PERIOD.

THERE IS ALWAYS A MARKET FOR UNDERVALUED ASSETS.

One more time:

THERE. IS. ALWAYS. A. MARKET. FOR. UNDERVALUED. ASSETS.

If UCIX had a "real" value of, say, 5$ per share, but disgruntled day traders and UATG shareholders were willing to sell all the way down to 1$, THEN HEDGE FUNDS AND INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS WOULD BUY THEIR SHARES AT 1 - 5 $.

Short term small holders are responsible for short-term PPS fluctuation, long term large holders (usually institutional) are responsible for setting the company's valuation and long-term PPS trend.

This is finance 10 freaking 1 dude. Your rhetoric is at this point fooling NO ONE. You cannot blame shareholders for PPS underperformance, that's unbelievably absurd.

Disclaimer: All of my posts represent only my personal opinion and should never be taken as facts or advice by anyone, for any reason.

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