Tuesday, August 03, 2010 8:34:23 AM
After being in this stock for over a year now, I am of the mindset that there is a lot less conspiracy surrounding this stock than some would like to believe. I don't think there is a big vacuum sucking up shares because of some inside information. I also don't think that Dean really is the amazing business person which so many would have us all believe. I think this is just a stock which is being tossed around by folks who are happy buying and selling within a range being run by an old guy who has very honorable intentions but is maybe being taken advantage of by those in whom he has placed his trust.
Here is a forecast.
We get news of acquisition, we trade higher for a couple days, and then the flippers take us right back down
We get news of funding, we trade higher for a couple days, and then the flippers take us right back down
We get news of audits, we trade higher for a couple days, and then the flippers take us right back down.
We all face a judgement day at the end....both the "rah rah" committee and the "boo boo" committee should keep that in mind. Depending on where this ends up, people will be held accountable for their continual insertion of information, be it bearish or bullish. If this thing ends up in 0.000x land, I wouldn't personally want to be known as somebody who kept people in this with the promise of great wealth. On the flip side, if we are in the $xx.xx/share territory in the future, I wouldn't want to be the guy who convinced a bunch of people to sell. Each investment is a personal decision, but regardless of that core truth, it may not protect some from legal reprocussions involved with the loss of hundreds of thousands of investment dollars. Group of pissed off people do strange things.
All IMO.
Here is a forecast.
We get news of acquisition, we trade higher for a couple days, and then the flippers take us right back down
We get news of funding, we trade higher for a couple days, and then the flippers take us right back down
We get news of audits, we trade higher for a couple days, and then the flippers take us right back down.
We all face a judgement day at the end....both the "rah rah" committee and the "boo boo" committee should keep that in mind. Depending on where this ends up, people will be held accountable for their continual insertion of information, be it bearish or bullish. If this thing ends up in 0.000x land, I wouldn't personally want to be known as somebody who kept people in this with the promise of great wealth. On the flip side, if we are in the $xx.xx/share territory in the future, I wouldn't want to be the guy who convinced a bunch of people to sell. Each investment is a personal decision, but regardless of that core truth, it may not protect some from legal reprocussions involved with the loss of hundreds of thousands of investment dollars. Group of pissed off people do strange things.
All IMO.
