Well, as a rule, the stocks that trade on Cromwell Coulson's stock market, aside from legitimate companies like US regional banks (they're still around), some foreign issues like Roche, the giant Swiss pharmaceutical company that doesn't bother to list on the Stock Exchange here in the US, they're all pretty much dilution operations.
They way I see it is these days, so many, and I mean so many, Stock Exchange and NASDAQ listed stocks have appreciated to such incredible degrees since the market bottom in March 2020, with the potential to appreciate so much more, I just don't understand the fascination with the stocks on Cromwell Coulson's stock market.
Way back when, in October 2016, Renee alerted the stock fraud board in which I participate, about a Cromwell Coulson medical marijuana company that jumped from 0.003 to 0.03. Not bad for a day.
This medical marijuana company stock, from that date, increased in price from 0.003 to 3.23 by the second week of February in 2017. Oh, I don't something like 120 thousand percent. That is the most dramatic increase I've personally witnessed.
And today? The same company goes for something like 0.01. I have also seen it go back to where it was priced at 0.003.
