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Re: myyear2011 post# 3449

Friday, 12/23/2011 8:10:01 PM

Friday, December 23, 2011 8:10:01 PM

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MYYEAR, I can't 'sugar-coat' this for you to enjoy. You bought shares in a stock which have fallen considerably over the course of time. Not many good scenarios for you.

To all who have purchased since the pps has been very low, it doesn't matter and shouldn't matter too much.

I will give you one example out of a few that I have been involved in - here is the most recent.

In June, a company R/M into CHYU and the pps went from sub-penny to over .03 in a couple days. I only heard about it AFTER the R/S. I totally averaged in right around .018.

They have since changed their name & ticker to MEEC and have gone through a 1:110 R/S and instantly my shares were worth around 2.10 - just I had less of them. Same $$ amount, just less shares. They went to 4.87, have stayed around 3.30 and is right now at 3.00. All this before they have even really started revenues - so based on share structure ONLY right now, I am up over 60%.

In 2012, they are going to go huge. They have a super company with phenomenal leadership. For 6 months, they have worked all according to a plan and I just sat and watched it unfold.

SNRY is NOT a PK, but a QB. PK's bring their announcement AFTER or ON THE DAY they do a R/S (usually a 1:2500 or 1:1500, not 1:100). QB's will announce it 30 trading days in advance.

After the R/M, I actually think whoever comes in will do a forward split or create new shares to raise their money. This bookkeeping is far from over.

If the new company is a strong company - no worries. If it stays SNRY, we are ALL in trouble.

All The Best