I agree. I think we're looking at a company that has taken off so fast that there are a few that want to tear it down. It seems to be the new type of investing.."Destroy companies for profit." Goldman Sachs did it to Bear Stearns and Lehmans and a-holes will do it to pennystocks. I'm over the so-called SEC "gonna clean things up" despite the fact they still can't/refuse to follow an easy paper trail to find out who started the perfect timing of shorting certain big financials. Now they step in on Spongetech and flex. Okay SEC show me something and actually punish the real "bad guys". Prove to me we learned something from the last two years and help a small company.
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