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Chefboy69

04/28/16 1:27 PM

#179457 RE: Neesh #179454

great post, i agree 100%. Top marks. I followed you for that

Highze

04/28/16 1:31 PM

#179458 RE: Neesh #179454

Like I said, if you're scared then sell. I'll take those cheap shares off your hands. Increased deficits are scary when the business doesn't have a lot of upside potential. This business has huge upside potential. This is the year we kick thing into high gear. If you're looking for a company that is already off the ground because you are afraid of risk then might I suggest you look on the NASDAQ? If you want to make the big bucks then you have to find gems like these in the early days.

Even if TRTC doesn't make it I'll just laugh it off. I'm not playing with money I can't afford to throw away. I do well so no biggie. But if they do end up getting huge like I think they can, then I get to buy a bigger boat.

MonestHind

04/28/16 1:40 PM

#179465 RE: Neesh #179454

A+:

Dips are a time to buy only in you aren't staring increasing deficit, unfair reverse splits, increased share count, non-stop insider dumping. Btw, I don't consider 12% (for now) just a "dip."

They are really setting things up. Setting up you, the investor to dilute your shares and gift and increase their own.

And yes, huge red days while the threat of terrible company actions loom do indeed scare me.

Doesn't matter if a company does lots of business and makes lots of plans and deals. If they go into huge debt and lose money, then they will fail (except the directors will always get paid; it's you that will lose out). Just look at Sun Edison.

SSCadaver

04/28/16 1:43 PM

#179469 RE: Neesh #179454

I've been trying to explain this here for years now. Your words will fall upon deaf ears.

SSC