Replies to post #62168 on Sulja Bros. Building Supplies, Ltd (SLJB)

[locustsuc]

I think that is because a lot of "longs" here bought on the runup to the top at .15. They were probably convinced by pumpers here who kept saying "to da moon", ".25 by next week", "we'll never see below .12 again." Back then pumpers dominated the talk. Now since the stock has cooled off a bit while waiting for the audit,
bashers and negative opinions stick out that much more.

[rrufff]

Many of us just can't afford the time to read 2000 posts a night to try to ferret out the few that are worthwhile AND NEW.

WHen someone wants to dominate a board, it can become the center of discussion with the back and forth concentrating on nuances that mean very little as to the big picture.

I don't acutally post that much, at least before I became assistant moderator. I try to post longer posts that I spend time on rather than one-liner "to the moon" type of posts.

I'm not telling others what to do but I think it's more useful to have a few posts, postive or negative, rather than 1000's of post about "PR coming tomorrow" or "it's a scam."

BOTTOM LINE FOR ME - We have more info on SLJB than we have on 90% of the pinkies. This is good but it is also creates fodder for bashers. Compare what we have here and the capital structure with what dominates IHub typically and you will see why I still consider this the best penny play.

[scorpio70]

Now that my DOC of choice is in me let me throw the following out for anybody that truly knows their chit.

What would anybody say about this stock and the tenor of this board to a newb wondering how to placate his own LONG insecurity.

can anybody steer me to the consise answer i hunger for without my straining my own limited sense of due diligence.i HONESTLY have ADHD.

million share holder here wanting to not hang out in what could be the twilight zone of disinformation that will be held over my head someday....lol....by my loved ones.

[smartinvestor]

Very intersting note from Penny profile:

"Success isn't built on success; it's built on failure, frustration and sometimes catastrophe." Sumner Redstone.

That's why it's not so easy to become a millionnaire very quickly.
Conviction and patience are keys.

[ohiobuckkeye]

It will and IMO once the rest of the investing world see the aduited fins they just might want to get some shares.

Dec will be here in 90 days and thats what I'm wanting to see.