Y'all, sorry to say it doesn't look good here for BRRN. I wish it were otherwise, but please accept responsibility for your own trading decisions - I've posted on boards for probably a dozen stocks over the last few months that have gone up 1000% or better in a short time, and I always post at the bottom when I find something that has potential, just like I did with QUTR when it was in the trips last year, and like I did with EGO* at .0002, with PFWI* at .0004, with EXB* in the teens, and with SBO* at .02 last year. With QUTR, I even disclosed publicly on days when I was flipping this like candy from a baby and shared exactly how I read L2 on those days to flip and build up a position of freebies.
No, this company didn't do what I or any of you expected. I sank dozens of hours of research into this, answered every question anyone ever asked me on the board or via PM, and anytime anyone asked via PM, I told a bunch of you how to have better luck finding these sorts of stocks before they run in the first place by researching them at Clark County Courts and/or using filing:re, how to discern the best share structures, how to tell which custodianships probably have lingering debt and which don't, etc.
I also got stuck with a bag of BRRN, but it's my own fault obviously. But it's partly the result of me feeling obligated to stay with this stock and keep posting on the board long after the easy money had been made since so many folks had come to rely on my opinion. The iBox died forever the minute I was removed as an admin over the captain x fiasco, and that certainly contributed to the price decline prior to the current BRRN developments. Lesson learned on all fronts, and I'm not taking the reins for any stock on any ihub board in the future. I post once or twice now and let everyone figure it out for themselves after that.
As always, this is my opinion and not investment advice,
GLTA
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Nothing I say is a buy/sell/hold recommendation or financial advice. My posts are opinion only. Always review SEC and OTC Markets filings yourself for balance sheet, income vs. expenses, and especially toxic debt.
