You put your finger on an excellent point--inaccurate info painting Wave in a more favorable light, has been a mainstay of keeping some shareholders around. V true about the alleged tax-loss benefit not worth what many think it is--all based on inaccurate info.
There has been so much misinformation posted by the fervent believers--I believe it was done in good faith--but even if the motive was pure, the info was still dead wrong and it did much damage.
The believers though, IMO, would rather keep on thinking Wave is valuable to an acquiring co.--than to simply check and see if your info is correct.
The Wave myths were always much more sexy than the truth about Wave--that is why there was so much effort expended to keep truth away from certain message boards.
But wrong info is wrong after all, and in this case, has cost Wave shareholders millions.
Even as we watch the death throes of Wave as we know it--there are some still buying and bragging about it--not the momo players.
There was a dead cat bounce and the momo guys saw the huge percentage of that bounce, they pounced. Should be over for the momo guys this week.
I'm wondering if Bill Solms is really going to come out in the next few days to tell us more of his goals were missed and instead of picking up steam, Wave is sliding back fast.
I'm wondering if there is going to be an announcement soon. Maybe it all depends on the Naz decision. If it is not favorable for an extension, I think it is all over, if not before then.
From the pink sheets, it is difficult to raise money the way Wave has been to stay alive. Going to the pinkies is not a step in the right direction, no matter how it is spun.
Heed this description from investopedia.com:
"The companies on the Pink Sheets are usually penny stocks and are often targets of price manipulation. They should only be purchased with extreme caution."
Player, please keep on keeping us straight and thank you for straight shooting.
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