Saturday, January 05, 2008 2:16:26 PM
My point in saying the market is never wrong is the fact that the market says EFGO is worth only .0002 based on current info. If the market is wrong, why is it you can only get some where between .0001/.0002 for your shares. If you are offering your shares for sale at .0005, will they sell if the market says the most they are worth is .0002? Who does that make wrong, you or the market? Just ask Jim Cramer if the market is ever wrong.
I rest my case and that is all I will comment on this subject.
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