Rapid Fire Marketing Inc. (fka RFMK)

[Leo9]

I'LL hold my shares til it doubles from here. I know I will double my money in about less than 3 months imo. Just think about it if you didn't buy at the right time here and now sell for a loss thinking that you can make money somewhere else??? Buy low sell high... These are the lows here people, buy at these levels if you can, there are not a lot of shares available for sale at these levels. Only those who get scared will sell here at these levels. Remember that between 200 million and 300 million shares were traded above .002. Continue to accumulate under .0015 and hold strong, give it some time then sell for a profit, patience pays off.
BUY LOW SELL HIGH Not the opposite... Go $RFMK...
$RFMK is in a 100 to 200 BILLION INDUSTRY... GO $RFMK.
The Dot Bong Era of Legalized Pot.
http://www.thestreet.com/_yahoo/video/1180048...NA&s=1
THIS IS THE BEST SECTOR TO INVEST IN THIS YEAR. LOTS OF FOLKS HAVE ALREADY MADE GOOD MONEY HERE. Those who don't waste their time bashing will do well...BUY LOW SELL HIGH... BE ON THE FRONT LINE OF HISTORY GO RFMK!...

Budding Business: Is Marijuana the Next Big Commodity to Invest In?
"My phone has been ringing off the hook since about a week before the election," says Troy Dayton, CEO of The ArcView Group , a San Francisco-based advisory firm that connects investors and entrepreneurs in the cannabis industry. While he's the first to admit that opening a pot dispensary or becoming a grower is full of risk and uncertainty, he also says that with the right seed money, the upside is sky high.
Related: High There: Potheads Eyed as Big Business

"I focus on the ancillary businesses; the businesses that are surrounding the cannabis industry that don't actually touch cannabis and are federally legal," he says in the attached video. His contacts have included "everybody from entrepreneurs who are just interested in the sector and want to put $25,000 to $50,000 to work, all the way up to billionaires and venture capital funds that are looking to make investments."

http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/breakout/buddi...59110.html