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Re: Lonsenior post# 55726

Monday, 10/12/2009 5:09:31 PM

Monday, October 12, 2009 5:09:31 PM

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Lonsenior that isn't how public companies work.

Unfortunately, stocks at this level normally go through more than one generation of shareholder.

In other words, you are building your business with your own money and those who work for you and do a good job are increasing the amount of money you stand to make.

A public company trading on the pinks uses shareholders they don't reward them.

Just look at the pinks in general. Shareholders who make money do not do so by the company rewarding them, they do so by timing their trades correctly and running away as fast as they can with a profit.

They don't make money by purchasing stock and waiting months or years for it to develop because it just doesn't happen.

Those who have no idea how this market operates may think and say otherwise but nobody here can name one single pink sheet stock that is still trading here after a couple of years that has been beneficial for anybody who has held stock in that company.

I'd love to hear the success stories if anybody has them. Just go ahead and post away all the symbols that are better off today then say 1 or even 2 years ago.

When pinks go up, you sell and run away as fast as you can, never looking back. Because if you turn around there will be somebody motioning you back trying to convince you it will go even higher. no matter how high these go there is never ending talk of it going even higher.

It's a pure suckers market where the seasoned traders make money and the suckers who hold get skinned.

BEHL is no different. I believe the skinning here is just around the corner. Disguised as a merger. That's my opinion.