Replies to post #29909 on High Wire Networks Inc (HWNI)

[sps50]

Tax loss selling never worked for me over 40 years. I see no disconnect. After six years plus MVTG is working its plan. It told us late December for the MRFC vehicle and January ERC installation.

Why should inferior tech's get all the news and easy money? MVTG had to fight for it and like the Greeks at Salamis, they will become victorious.

Best to you.

A blessed day of giving thanks for our opportunity here and in America or wherever your homeland is. :)

[Gantor50]

Jeff,

No problems. I totally understand. I appreciate your honesty and your frankness. I wish you the best no matter what you decide. Since 99% of my shares are spread across multiple IRA's, there is no tax selling I have to worry about.

I am more bullish on MVTG now than when I first bought shares. If it was ever worth .75 cents, it is now, not March. But perception is reality and any stock is only worth what investors are willing to pay for it at any given time.

As you know most of the alternative energy sector has been getting hammered, even when companies have reported great news (i.e. KNDI). So the momentum investors have moved on, and so have the chartists since the chart is broken. The Pros who work short operations see MVTG as easy pickings to take advantage of that situation.

Not sure what the next 6 months will bring, but I am going to stick around. I think the ERC technology is going to be a huge winner now that they are finally nearing Pilot stage. I don't know what happens on the fuel cell side, but that would just be gravy IMO. I think the ERC produces revenue before the MRFC does.

We'll see. Hope you have a good extended weekend.

[Joey Bag of Donuts]

A lot of investors already sold shares for tax loss purposes like I said weeks ago. If you sell shares now you will have to wait 30 days before you can buy back into MVTG and still receive the tax right off. The vehicle may be out might then. If your intentions are to buy back in before the vehicle is announced it would be best not to sell for tax loss purposes. You can obviously buy back anytime you want but the 30 day rule for the tax right off would be bad at this point.