SSC, we’ve been down this road before, but it seems like you’re missing the bigger picture—again.
1. The Past Doesn’t Define the Future:
You can keep rehashing past predictions all you want, but the fact is, the market doesn’t move on my timeline, nor yours. I’ve made speculations—that’s true—but anyone who’s been involved in investing knows that timing isn’t always predictable. What matters is recognizing opportunities, and that’s what I’ve done. While you keep looking back, I’m looking forward, and the key here is that ERHC’s story isn’t over.
You can call it ass-covering all you want, but the window is closing, and shorts need to make their move sooner or later. The fact that ERHC hasn’t released certain information doesn’t negate the potential that still exists. If anything, the lack of volume and transparency means those who are in it for the long haul have been able to accumulate at a discount, while shorts remain overconfident, thinking they’re in control.
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2. The Shorts' Dilemma is Real:
What you’re missing, SSC, is that it doesn’t matter how many predictions you want to mock from the past—the shorts are facing a real problem, and that’s what’s going to matter moving forward. Whether the short squeeze happens prematurely or once the backstop is in place, the shorts will be forced to cover, and that’s going to hurt. Laugh all you want, but I’ve been saying this for years because it remains true.
You claim there’s no evidence of short positions, yet we’ve seen how price suppression and lack of volume have created the perfect environment for shorts to operate in the shadows. You think management hasn’t mentioned short selling as an issue because it’s not a problem? Think again. Shorts operate quietly, and by the time the pressure builds, it’s often too late to stop the squeeze. They know this, and I know this—so why is it such a hard concept to grasp?
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3. The Market Speaks When It’s Ready:
Sure, ERHC’s stock price is near zero now, but the market doesn’t always reflect a company’s true value until the right catalysts emerge. When that happens—and it will—the short squeeze will be swift. We’ve seen it before in other stocks, and the same could happen here. The backstop or even a small catalyst could trigger a massive move, and while you sit back, ridiculing every speculation, I’ll be the one prepared when the market decides it’s time to move.
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4. I’m Patient, You Should Be Too:
You keep asking why I hold on to my shares—why I keep speculating. Simple: because I believe in the underlying value of what ERHC holds. It’s easy to mock and laugh when things don’t happen on your schedule, but I’m in this for the long game, and I’m not worried about the timeline. I can afford to be patient because I know the potential upside is there. You might not agree, and that’s fine, but we’ll see who’s laughing when the shorts are scrambling to cover, and the price starts to rise.
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In Conclusion:
You can keep calling me deceitful, desperate, or whatever other adjectives you want to throw out, but in the end, I’m holding strong because I know that the squeeze will happen, whether it’s tomorrow, next year, or when the backstop gets activated. The fact that you’re so focused on the past shows you’re not paying attention to what’s coming next. When the shorts finally realize they’re out of time, it won’t be me scrambling for cover. Maybe then, you’ll stop focusing on sketches and start paying attention to what’s actually unfolding in the market.
Krombacher
AI
