I Hate To Agree With Chew, Even a Little
I love the way so many here dream in full Technicolor. Even with funding, should it come, the stock will have a limited run until they can get listed onto a serious exchange and are fully reporting so that significant brokerages and investors can see through the veil of uncertainty that has been created due to whatever reasons the Company has encountered for delays. Anyone thinking that a "major" run is coming; I hate to disappoint you, but funding or not, launch or not, the stock needs a more senior exchange and a published business plan before it can show the true potential it may have. "If or when", [one of my favorite statements] they launch it will mean they have money, which means they can file and apply for an upgraded exchange, and most important to all of us - be fully reporting. That is when the stock could transition from being extreme high risk, as it is now, to just "risk capital" as they roll out their operations. It doesn't become an investment until it has revenue, and yes - if or when.
At this point it may very well be a good trading vehicle for those day-type traders because it does look cheap at this level and as some have said a 4 -5 cent stock price would be a good percentage gain. The market makers seem to do it, so why not other traders? If you really like this story, and until they are up and running, it is a "story", then a person could buy/keep a trading position and keep some for longer term in case it does work. I am in no way advising a buy, simply a similar strategy as our "friend" Mr. Chew keeps suggesting.
What I can't quite understand Mr. Chew, aside from your vehement and unrelenting attacks on AK, is why you would want to stop these so-called "pumpers" from doing their job, if they even exist? Now that you are long why not be quiet, let them run it up without your, and fellow Negs, bashing, and you just might be able to make a few extra cents out of it. More important all your family and friends you hung out the last time by getting out first, could now get their money back or, god forbid, even make money. If you are really so altruistic in trying to protect investors, then wouldn't it be best at this point to simply say nothing negative so that these people have a clear shot at getting liquid? All your overwhelming and constant reiteration of the same hackneyed comments certainly won't help them be able to get higher prices for their stock. Of course that is if anyone really listens to your comments anyhow, especially since it is now all boilerplate negative. Perhaps that "saving investor's money" mantra is really of little significance to you after all. Just a thought.
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