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Re: SlimPickun post# 42836

Saturday, 08/21/2010 12:36:24 AM

Saturday, August 21, 2010 12:36:24 AM

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No the company is not the culprit. Whoever received shares and is selling is the one keeping it down.

Why is it that so many people put their money into the market without understanding why a company goes public in the first place.

A company goes public so that they can raise funds to enact a business plan and fund company growth. If the company was utilizing shares to fill their pockets I would have sold long ago.

Anyone who has followed the company knows that revenues at this point in time haven't been sufficient to cover expenses and grow the company. Therefore shares have been issued. It's part of the process.

The share structure is still very manageable. If the products catch on, we will be rewarded. If they don't we will lose. There is always risk involved in the market.

Heck, there are stocks trading on higher exchanges that have cash in the bank and yet do funding through the sale of shares in order to take advantage of situations they perceive will be advantageous down the road.


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