Replies to post #73658 on Red Giant Entertainment, Inc. (fka REDG)

[OBE]

Man! You still don't get it, do you?

The down side for we shareholders IS a total loss.

There's no one to buy your shares, even @ 0001!

But as dire as the situation is, it's still not as bad as some positions I'm in.

Now, as soon as I show an example of what I mean, by typing the symbol of another stock with billions of followers, you'll have an excuse for removing my post.

It's the largest solar provider in the world. It was trading @ $33 a year ago, but as late as two weeks ago, it was trading @ a nickel!

It has more interested watchers than almost any stock in the Market.

The downside is your shares will be worthless and the upside is your life could be changed, almost overnight.

I didn't buy it after bankruptcy but now that I'm in it, I refuse to sell my $12,000 worth of shares for $1200. What Am I risking?

$1200!!!

[OBE]

Stop Sign don't-mean what you think. Now, Caveat-Emptor

is another story. But that too doesn't always mean doom, either.

Any serious trader will tell you that you are NUTS to be trading on the OTC in the first place.

The people who register their corporations on the OTC have no enforceable rules that they must follow. That's a bit of hyperbole but for the most part, where any redress shareholders may have is concerned, you are on your own.

When you're down here, you are playing against the other traders and the MMs, period!

Read this about Stop Signs

http://bit.ly/2f3kuUv