Replies to post #33140 on Mind Solutions Inc (VOIS)

[giaiv22]

Agree- it's a game of he/she with the most shares wins

[Stock_Gambit]

No worries. I try not to assume someone is bashing. It gets old. But here is what I know and some others can chime in if I'm wrong:

"Seems to me like the name of the game at this point is to acquire as many shares as possible before the video comes out. That raises 3 questions:

1) When will the video be released?

2) Given that the release date is uncertain, how low will this stock dip before the release? (based on the uncertainty)

3) What is the optimal PPS to load?"

1) video release any time. Two weeks ago it was mentioned that it would be done in 1-2 weeks. This week I got an email saying it would take a good week to finish editing. Today said couple weeks. So! Anytime. As someone said earlier the video is done, just working on editing. Remember they did not make the video themselves. So they are at the mercy of someone else finishing the video.

2) how low will it dip? If we all knew that we are ill be rich! Lol. However I'm getting my fingers on as much in the 3's as possible. Even with today's dump it didn't go under 33. So this is up to you.

3) answered in question #2. The video and news is a hot topic. Once the release happens this will go up. How fast? No clue. It has ran to .01+ on rumors and news. Most of us are expecting a lot more!

I recommend you reading up on Joe Abrams. He's been around since the 80's. He's a pioneer in the technology world. Already a millionaire. No reason to be associated with VOIS! But they have a product that us innovative and could change lives. If their demo is good this stock will rocket and many of us be rich.

I wish you luck and buy while you can. I bought during today's sell off and I already have a couple mil. Just adding to it.

[Stock_Gambit]

Why Joe Abrams is a big deal!


Mr. Abrams has deep experience in helping early-stage, publicly held technology companies reach the next phase of growth. In 1999, he co-founded Intermix, the parent company of social networking leader MySpace. In 2005, Intermix was sold to News Corp. for $580 million. In addition, Abrams was a founder of The Software Toolworks, a software company that released several hit titles in the 1980s, which ultimately led to the company's sale in 1994 to Pearson, PLC for $462 million.