These critics that expect a stock priced at less than a penny to also have a proven groundbreaking technology and already found millions if not billions in treasure... smh.
They state the obvious as though they are the smartest person in the room.
Of course the tech is not proven (to the public, yet. Creators of it are confident). Of course they have not found a billion dollars in treasure. Yet. That's why the price is where it is.
Had they already proven the tech with a previously undiscovered massive wreck that others have failed to find, the stock price would not be under a penny. It would be in dollar land.
Pointing out what everyone can already see is nothing special.
What the critics are trying to imply is that they, the critics, know more than the major investors, more than the executives at Seafarer, more than the multiple successful scientists, more than Kyle's 'related party' investors, more than the military trained crew members doing the digging, scanning and searching, more than visiting investors who go on site and see what is going on with their own eyes, more than everyone. They insist they know it all.
These are the same critics who think Tim Reynolds doesn't understand salt water. These are the critics who had no clue there was a huge teredo crust on the Juno site. They toss out that idea as "bullshit" and use derogatory terms because they just don't want it to be true.
It's the equivalent of banging they're fists on the ground while they sit in their dirty stinking diaper insisting they didn't just drop a load.
Speaking of popping hot air balloons. You'll see these critics go "poof" as soon as SFRX takes off. Or they'll flip like a flapjack on a hot griddle and say they knew SFRX was a winner all along.
Bullish
