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Thursday, 09/26/2013 4:11:22 PM

Thursday, September 26, 2013 4:11:22 PM

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What I love about a lot of the bashing/posting about dilution is the faux-math quotes of things like:

"30 mil shares @ .0022 = $66,000. Someone's making money off this dilution machine"

Okay, so 30 million shares were sold. Even if they were somehow by one person, they didn't get the shares for free. They had to purchase them. So, say they bought 30 mil at .0020 (assuming they're not subject to the .0007 fee per share bought that some stock sites invoke). That's $60,000. That's a lot of work to manipulate a not even guaranteed 6k profit. And if they DO have to pay the .0007/share fee for purchase, they'd be LOSING money. But, if they were actually "manipulating" something, they'd be a day trader most likely where they wouldn't have that fee.

Point being: if they're trying to create their own revenue (last I checked, that's the point of a stock) through PR manipulation/etc., they're doing a pretty crappy job of generating any substantial money. 6k every couple PRs, assuming they're doing ALL the trading, doesn't pay for a whole lot.