4.1.2011 Friday Tips Lawsuit SETTLED $155,000
VCTY
VCTY settled a $155,000 lawsuit and believes that there's been an over-reaction in its sell-off. The company intends to release a series of press releases on contracts and accomplishments shortly, as it's the company's sincere desire to see its share price retrace. mmm Group will do everything in its power to assist as VCTY is truly a good company and its share values don't accurately reflect its true value.
We call it Friday's Tips for a reason. Our tips are designed to give Mmmgfollowers a leg up on the other guys or the other traders. For example, we've deliberately explained how all (not just Mmmg client companies) OTC and Pink Sheet companies dilute. They dilute because they have no other avenues for raising money. The private placement method has been virtually closed down. Most of the other avenues are prohibitive in the small cap market, and the company is left with little or no choice but to raise money via dilution.
Friday's Tips has drawn much criticism from market makers, broker-dealers, accredited investors, day traders and almost everybody else in the industry who profits on novice shareholders. The basic unspoken agreement is to blame short sellers and everything else. They organize groups to blame lawyers, accountants, investor relations companies and everybody under the sun except the real culprit: the system which forces these companies to dilute as they have no other mechanism to raise capital. After all, if they didn't want to raise capital, they'd stay private and not enter the public market in the first place. Let's make that perfectly clear.
So what can you as a shareholder and trader do to profit from this? It's very simple. We've already explained that all small cap companies dilute. Accept that fact. Now, as you play these stocks, watch for a downward trend. Once a downward trend happens, you can make your own decision whether to sell and get a new entry point or to average down.
The company usually dilutes about 1% of its outstanding shares, and it receives its cash in tranches of $50,000 to $100,000. So when you see a two- or three-day downward cycle, or even one day or half a day (whatever your tolerance level is), you as a trader and shareholder have options. Watch for the fall in price and, now that you know that it's 1%, you can sort of guesstimate as to when this will start to retrace. We're providing you with all kinds of tools and tips (such as the scrolling task bar on www.mmmgcom that tells you the symbols of which companies are stated for a marketing campaign, Friday's Tips, Early Alerts and other tools). With all of these tools, it's very simple to figure out when your entry and exit points should be.
And as always, we tell you to play with your head, and not over it, when playing penny stocks. In other words, don't invest money that you can't afford to lose. These are companies with very unstable share prices, but they have humongous potential for several hundred per cent gains. We're doing our part to provide you with all of the tools and tips that we can for you to make the most educated decision in your investing
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