Trust when I say this same song and dance has been going on for over 5 months.
These guys selling back and fourth to themselves while sitting on the bid waiting for retail to drop into the bid is hilarious.
I do remember posting this a while ago and two people on this board (that are currently still doing same thing…) tried telling me otherwise…yet now it’s become more obvious due to being able to see it clearer down here. This must mean the buyers buying are very big bidders and seem to like .0005 for entry.
ILUS I participated in and held .001s-.0015’s for over a year and that went to .50 on AIR….
Now if PSRU follows same footsteps…this could easily hit .10 but I doubt I’ll be around for that. .05 is a number that sits in my head as a decent spot. Obviously nobody knows exactly where the music stops but the amount of resistance there is decent. For all we know that could be the first leg and second leg pushes it to .10
Just throwing out some thoughts….
In mean time collecting will commence as I find these to be quite cheap for a company with a “liquidation value” higher than the current SP. nobody needs to believe me as they can look this up for themselves.
Again Xavier isn’t some “ghetto thug” that somebody is trying to paint …he turned a 5x profit on an investment and I suspect his flagship will do even better when time comes.
Definitely not this year but 2023 might be the year for some lucky peoples. Yes luck…lots of brainwashing and misinformation going around just to confuse retail or make them frustrated. The non brainwashed will ignore and wait. While the others will look to internet for answers when in reality it’s right under their noses and refuse to dive into the fins.
The misconception with otcs is that they are all scams. Thats so far from the truth…for a publically traded company, having access to capital is the life blood of surviving. I could care less if they dilute as all companies do. All that matters is that they dilute to gain. Meaning the money raise should be going back into company to increase bottom line. This then ensures the money diluted is net neutral in terms of acquisition or paying down debts. So if they diluted $5m in shares and ended up purchasing a company that is worth $5m, then this is great use of dilution.
The old saying holds true:
“Would you rather own 2%-3% of a company worth 20 million or 1-2% of that same company valued at 200 million?”
Clearly anybody would choose the 1-2%….
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