EZ2, saying you may cost average is exactly how these schemes are set up. The more people cost average the more impossible it is to sell at a profit.
If you paid even $0009 at the most and it drops to $.0003, your cost average will be $.0006. But as they dilute the shares and price, they attract new buyers at $.0003, that means if the stock even rises back to $.0005, those who paid $.0003 will dump them for a fast profit.
Those buyers who enter at $.0003 will not wait or believe it will rise back up to $.01 or even $.001 so they dump them to make a quick hit and with 100's of million to buy and resell, no one who cost averages who even bought in at $.0009 will make any money.
What is really sad is many who cost averaged are into the stock for much more than $.0009 more like $.01 and even $.001. No matter how many times they buy back in for less to cost average, the dilution is controlled by the debt dilution to regulate the price down and never up. I have said it many times. That debt dilution death spiral is calculated so no one can sell other than the company and debt investors.
This is not due to a bad CEO or bad decisions as a company, it is calculated and set up this way. To sell 10,000,000,000 shares even at an average or $.003 comes to $30,000,000 all from selling diluted shares and not ONE marijuana product.
Eventually another 10,000,000,000 or more will be added to the authorized and those will be sold to cost average buyers and new suckers who just want to buy 1,000,000 shares for only $300 just in cast they do rise back but they never do.
What cost average and pump stock investors never think about is, the more dilution the less likely anyone can sell on the slightest uptick to cash out. Like I said the other day. OTC investing is like 20,000 NY marathon runners all trying to cross the finish line at the same time. But only one wins and 19,999 lose.
That is the same with these diluted stocks and why they never rise up to profitability of if they did will only allow a few to cash out before the market makers drop the price below profitability.
And there are at least 20,000 investors with their buy orders in so they can even break even. If no one can sell at even a profit, what makes investors think they will break even?
Although many will see green MAYBE, in their accounts is only due to the false manipulation. Its not what you see in your account but what you get in your wallet if you cash out. The difference is the green is on the screen is not green in your pocket. the moment you see your account in the green will always be red if you sell.
At this point of the massive dilution, green is no longer an option to be seen even if its a false reading.
