That makes sense Vort, they got excited and converted, just like the sensation new traders get when the price pumps and they sell on euphoria, instead of sticking it out for the real returns.
I bought some extra, (wish I had more capital), at .0044 and I'm confident that was a good deal based on your comprehensive (comparatively, based on my experiences on other forums) metrics analysis, downloading and checking the free app out, and viewing the ihookup websites investor slide show. MM's charged with unloading a banana boat load of shares dump loads of shares on us, make
us think we are getting a steal as they average down the price (in respect to their sale strategy for crazy high volume). This strategy works because panic selling helps fuel their sales. In the end, they get the objective of making tons of commissions on sales while filling an absurdly huge sale request.
That's how I see it...lol.
The revenue model for this app and it's potential to be a major player is there.
The hurdle I see is in implementation. Take me for example. I'm up in Maine and after sign up, there is only a handful of women in relatively broad proximity. So, this needs to be implemented broadly and fast, because if I download the app and find hardly anyone to choose from, then I might think it's bogus. So marketing wise, it's advantageous to hit locations with a campaign to create as many users in a very short window of time, so that people using it for mate selection can have a wide range to choose from.
I wholly believe in the concept and the unbelievable potential of ties to local businesses, possibly in form of discounts, listed on the proximity software (gps). Scoring a referral for drumming up business might be a marketing tactic.
This is awesome. A negative price spike can't scare me away!
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