lowtrade, no serious offense intended, but I don't believe a word of what you just wrote. There have been no posts here to prove when you buy and when you sell, just after the market pr hype that you're the self-proclaimed chart tea reading guru. When you begin posting your buys and sells, I will begin to believe in your strategy. You don't believe in corporate pr's, fine. I don't believe in after the fact claims of chart flipping greatness. Start showing your buys and sells, let me see them reflected on level two in real time, and I might begin to believe you.
Secondarily and more importantly. Flipping the way you've been doing will rarely create the conditions upon which hundreds of thousands of dollars in profits are created, the way buying from the sub penny range to now has done in my account.
Third, yes, I agree, many penny stocks are scams and you can assume nefarious motivations the way you've suggested. However, there are exceptions to every rule, and your theories and strategy do not allow for thinking outside-the-box in that venue. Steve Sulja, Dennis Ammerman and company have done everything they said they were going to do months ago. Flipping from one stock to another simply doesn't allow you the time, nor the patience to understand that fully.
Question: Do you believe the corporate financial records made available are accurate? It's a simple question; one I doubt you will answer directly.
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