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Re: mikeg2 post# 18867

Wednesday, 04/24/2013 9:41:35 PM

Wednesday, April 24, 2013 9:41:35 PM

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Its really simple if one has the available cash... play BORK three ways...

1. to flip with the profession flippers that have already loaded up with sub five cent BORKs, as they will push BORK upwards on the next fluff company update, or really propel BORK to near one dollar if the update includes sales, this as they will dump their cheapo BORKs to those thinking the train is leaving the station, as it really is not, as the profession flippers will collapse BORK back to five cents as actual sales, if any, turn out NOT to deliver any real revenue to this company.

2. medium hold thinking ATL might actually deliver this company to a degree of sucess the market will recognize as a solid start to over time create a good company.

3. long hold thinking this company could become great and be a game changer big time.

Me ? I'm doing all three.

Ain't got the extra cash or just can't stomach putting more near-needed or later-needed cash into BORK... then we have you it seems, looking for both a low bottom that includes factual updates from this company that "all is good and getting better, for sure" that allows you to put cash into buying BORKs... but there is your discombobulation here, as to get that assurance you need to wait until the bottom of five cents is a long ago occurance, as in its now a bottom of fifty cents.

You could do all three, but currently the amount you will allow yourself to invest now in BORKs is but a tiny fraction of what you want to invest, meaning it will have not the impact you want, as in number 1 above to flip has as agenda to get a return equal to all one's investment already put in, as in, you get all your cash back and all shares held are free shares.

Doug