love to see the video of the "famous" hyperboy -
....working with all of those Arizona pilots.
*we see a zero percent chance this stock goes anywhere but into a free-fall tailspin regardless of having experienced pilots on board. what they don't know about accounting probably doesn't matter.
with a strong stock market this year, and SIAF having dropped from $17 to under $4 per share, these "professional investors" would consider (-$13) in capital loss which they can change against short term capital gains.
literally, the 35% (of the -$13 losses) ie: the tax benefit - makes selling SIAF highly useful. hilarity ensues when you consider that the "value of the tax loss" exceeds the current share price. of course our contention is that the entire share price should be ZERO so....
a complete and total loss is possible if the same people just wait another year before "selling" since the price is probably pennies (unless) SIAF decides to do another reverse split - maybe 1:500 so you know, the share price goes back "up" to $200?
merry christmas
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