Tonner One World Holdings Inc (TONR)

[stervc]

Papalaka, since you asked and trying to bash...

I think you are hilarious with your comments. Your comments are uneducated at best like the bashers. Let me educate you a little, but understand, none of these stocks ran because of little old me as I was in all of them below. If TONR runs higher, it won't be because of me and any valuation post I make. It will be up to the company to deliver the proper substance. I probably sold too early on all of them, but that's a different topic (LOL)... TONR posted that with the two Artificial Intelligence (AI) companies coming in, one of them is an AI company that is generating $120 Million in Revenues and has a 42% Net Profit Margin. Heck, you do the math and post what you think TONR is worth is they actually bring that company into it. Heck, this is not me saying this. This is the company saying this... NOT ME! Since you are making comments like I'm bad luck for a stock, read below and go research these stocks to see that i was in them all... make sure you make it to the bottom to read my closing paragraph...

** Go look at TSNP when it ran from under .0001 per share to $1.93 per share.

** Go look at PTSC when it went from under .02 per share to $2.20 per share because of the patent infringement piece against Intel.

** Go look at VKNG that ran from .002 per share to $1.10 per share. It was later bought out by CONMED Corporation (NASDAQ: CNMD) which now trades at over $114.00+ per share

** Go look at ENZC that ran from .0001/2/3 per share ranges to .90+ per share.

** Go look at ADZR that ran from .02 per share to $1.30 per share.

** Go look at PNNX that ran from .0031 per share to .88 per share.

Heck, I'll give you some blasts from the past since you want to go there! I was in VCSY back in early 2000 when they announced doing a 20-1 Forward Split on Jan 28, 2000. They announced that their Date of Record for their Forward Split was Feb 7, 2000:
http://www.vcsy.com/press%20releases/021400.html

I held past the close of business of the Date of Record of Feb 7, 2000. I kept holding and a little while later, on Feb 23, 2000, the stock (VCSY) had hit a high of $6.125 per share post-split for the day with plenty of volume. At that price, that’s equivalent to $122.50 per share pre-split price that’s derived by multiplying $6.125 per share x 20 Forward Split Ratio.

Here are some more Forward Split stocks that I was in back in the year 2000 that I will allow you to go back and research for yourself...

COOX announced a 100-1 Forward Split on Oct 4, 2000. On Oct 3, 2000 it closed at $1.50 per share. On Oct 6, 2000 it traded between $12.50 - $19.00 per share. On Jan 09, 2001, it hit $1.87 per share post split. That $187.00 Pre-split Price Equivalent.

BIFS announced a 100-1 Forward Split on Feb. 28, 2000. On Mar 1, 2000 it traded between .75 - $2.00 per share. On Aug 16, 2000, it hit $2.26 per share post split. That $226.00 Pre-split Price Equivalent.

I hope you get my point. Still, if not, I'll just say to go research some others I was in back then to see similar huge moves with the 50-1 WTPE/SKGV announced on Nov 27, 2000, the 30-1 DMPT/COBB announced on Nov 14, 2000, the 15-1 - VNCAF announced on 18 Feb 2000, the 15-1 SSCP announced on Aug 25, 2000, the 10-1 SWTI/SYWI announced on Sep 19, 2000, and the 10-1 RCVR/ESYG announced on Nov 22, 2000.

Look, I can name a few more, but I don't want things to look like I'm tooting my horn. Like I said, it's not up to me for where a company goes. It's up to the company and what they do. People have a tendency to want to only remember the bad or remember those companies that had failed. That's what the bashers do. I've been doing this investing thing for over 30 years. Every single year that I have been investing, I have been in some stocks that have not done so well, but I have also been in some that have done fairly well. I'm not going to go back through my 30 years of posting history for the past 30+ years to prove to you how you are looking at things wrong. All I am saying is that I might not be as good as some might think, but I am not as bad as you insinuated with your response.

Like I said...

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173740146
Keep in mind, all of my valuation posts are not based on if I am right or wrong. My posts are not the gospel. They are based on the company having what they say they have and doing what they say they are doing. If the company executes on such, then my valuation could be used as a framework for investors to use to be able to gage a better investing or exit strategy. If the company don't do the things they are claiming to manifest into a reality, then my valuation posts would be of zero value.

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Sterling

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Sterling