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Re: JAB15 post# 37343

Saturday, 07/17/2021 1:48:18 AM

Saturday, July 17, 2021 1:48:18 AM

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Why argue about a sure thing, right? So long as you are in on the play is what counts, despite the timeline, I think is what you have previously stated due to the vast potential of the $TGLO shell as a fine reverse merger candidate for Delfin LNG or with another company that does large business, as it inevitably will. Therefore, charts become meaningless once you have taken a position and are just holding for the climax of things.


However I will say that, logically, in a stock like $TGLO for which investor confidence is high anyone with a decent-sized position would not expect, nor, want their stock to be going down, unless they are looking to take this period of time to strategically average down by picking up some cheaper shares prior to the very much anticipated news. Yet, at the same time, you are indicating with certainty that the entire float has already been bought up! I have an argument with that logic because I see shares somehow being bought and sold every day, regardless of the $TGLO float being locked tight, as you say it is. How is this possible? Are you saying that a person willing to invest could not buy a million shares at market on Monday morning?





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