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Tuesday, August 21, 2012 2:08:29 PM
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When you can't do that then how do you justify it, on moral grounds, to try and do the opposite? Tell them to refrain from buying?
And if it continues to go up, the merger is completed and the share price appreciates - please explain how it was morally correct to convince someone to miss the appreciation?
Everyone that I've seen on this board knows that this is a penny stock and everyone knows or has been told at one time or another that there is risk in owning these. On a moral basis how do you justify interfering with other peoples right to self determination.
There that should be interesting.....
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