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Re: colectinmrnj post# 43259

Friday, 09/13/2013 3:06:13 PM

Friday, September 13, 2013 3:06:13 PM

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Very interesting analysis and believable. I asked my broker about his VC activities that are not part of his job but his personal investing that he is very active in for several years. He said that the incubator he is involved with will NOT invest in any companies that have gone public already. If that is something of a standard with the VCs then MRNJ is precluded from these opportunities. In my opinion, offering rates of return that are exhorbitant can have the opposite effect of scaring investors off, the old, "if it sounds too good to be true it probably is" mentality. It might be due to lack of experience or exuberance but in the end it does not appeal to everyone as prudent. A longtime investor here, such as myself, has to also ask himself if this is a flag of desperation and if he would want to "throw good money after bad" as the old investing expression goes. Whereever one invests he has always got an eye on management's style, if it is a sizable investment. As a common stock owner, I have to ask myself is this a paradox, if I can get a very high return on my money doesn't that also affect the profit margin at the end of the quarter, resulting in a suppression of the growth in value of the common stock value, consequently, a Catch 22. I am also concerned with the long trail of initiatives that seem to never go anywhere, so how am I to have faith in a deal that seems too good to be true? From my perspective, if I want to continue to believe in MRNJ further, then I would buy more common shares since they are fractions of the earlier values paid.
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