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Re: Dennisb68 post# 61962

Saturday, 07/25/2020 10:33:41 AM

Saturday, July 25, 2020 10:33:41 AM

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Some businesses succeed and many struggle after ‘going public’. And yes, many companies enter the OTC exchanges to raise capital for operations and growth - often through convertible notes, with the intent of eventually obtaining more traditional financing. Long term investors make money on successful companies. Short term investors make a lot of money on the potential for growth of the merged companies. Low float, ‘shell’ tickers like CZNI with CEOs like C. Huss, who have proven track records of merging non publicly traded companies with huge revenue potential into existing shells like CZNI, have historically provided the largest rates of return to those who have bought shares early and cheap (like now) and had the discipline to sell for profit.

Whether a stock runs for three days, three years or three decades, it is not the CEO’s responsibility to tell share holders when to buy and when to sell. It is the CEO’s responsibility to increase share value, which he has done on multiple occasions with multiple companies (some by 10,000%). That’s not a joke - CZNI is a huge opportunity. Very low OS, very low float and a CEO who has a proven track record of running share price hyperbolically- what else would you look for in an OTC company from a trading perspective?

With only 297 million outstanding shares, this has tremendous potential.
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