"Where is the outrage?" Tell me, what will the outrage accomplish? How does Wilf going to prison translate into me or any shareholders making money? Why would I or anyone else with a financial stake in Deep Blue spend our time and effort working on that?
I started to buy into this stock when it already had 3 zeros on the front end. I realize that there is a history here. I'm just hoping that something priced as if it is bankrupt may appear a little less bankrupt in a few months. If we consider things objectively, I think most people would agree that the trade is moving in my direction over the last month or so since I took an interest.
1) a company that was virtually dead appears to be diving again.
2) For that to happen they must have come across a bit of new investment money.
3) If that is true, the probability has risen they have also paid up fees to the DR government and secured the release of previous artifacts locked up from earlier divisions.
4) There are in fact new photos of new finds. I suppose they could all be photoshopped, but let's face it, we're not going to solve that one here. For now I'll just assume that the DR government hasn't been getting fooled by cracker jack prizes and I'll take the word of the many investors on this forum who claim to have seen and held coins personally -- rather than rely on the objections of non-shareholders who say it is always and in every way faked ….. because Wilf is the devil.
5) Company management, for all of their many and well-documented faults, is using a small portion of their obviously meager budget to raise awareness of the project with a bit of advertising.
Those all sound like small, but positive, developments from where I sit. I'm not claiming a major turnaround, not saying that things haven't been done improperly, not floating the idea that shareholders are going to see loads of cash from a huge pile of treasure. I'm just saying that Deep Blue appears to be a little less-dead today than it did one month ago. Downside from 0.0003? Negligible. Possible upside, even if they are the bumbling, crooked thieves they've been portrayed as? Potentially enormous. A rise from this level to half a penny or a penny is not unreasonable if even minor news were to emerge – such as the company scoring enough new investment money to carry on operations for a season or two.
So again, my goal is to see the shares go from 0.0002 to 0.0003 and then to 0.0004 and so on. I like sporadic good news, glimmers of hope, signs of life, etc... How exactly would I benefit by becoming outraged enough to focus on, or personally intervene in, a completed legal process that has NOT resulted in Wilf or anyone else being put in jail? Where is the upside in dumping shares at this level and pushing it toward zero? How does fighting for the cause make me enough money (or recoup lost money for earlier investors) to pay for the Pepto Bismol required to wage the war?
I thought OJ was guilty too. Just couldn't see a way to make money by following him around for years and complaining about the verdict. So I moved on and started buying really cheap companies that are left for dead, and some of them come back to life and make me a bit of money. Money good. Outrage bad.
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