Replies to post #41196 on Amfil Technologies Inc (FUNN)

[GreenScarab]

Thank you for your kind words, Hitman. I was inspired in part by the overwhelming quantity of information/good news out there on AMFE that I wanted to try and organize for myself. I figured it would help others, and it's been blossoming from there. I see Rocketstocks as a coach of sorts, and, in addition to appreciating his vast DD and staggering contributions here, I appreciate his reminders to spread the word and contribute to making dreams come true.

I just tried to add myself as moderator to stickie the Timeline, and got this message:

There currently are no moderator slots available on this board. Your request is being held and will automatically be re-submitted when a moderator slot becomes available.

Does anyone know moderator CaptainScotty? He doesn't have anything stickied. Maybe someone could reach out to him. I don't have p.m.

[nancynande]

Well said Hitman. Agree 100% this is a thing of beauty, information in one place and such a well done presentation of facts. Kudos and much appreciation Green Scarab.

Just sent it out to a few "on the fence"

[User-65225]

Flashback to 4/20: Is AMFE STILL exciting? Does anyone see it slowing anytime soon?!... What is AMFE teaching us about stock selection? Read...

Rocketstocks Member Level Thursday, 04/20/17 09:57:46 PM
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The Magic Mix:

Those are very important points...

The hype potential is important tho. There is good hype and bad hype... Its important to understand the difference..

AMFE is generating the GOOD type of hype, because its supported by substance. We can SEE the results... Even the biggest companies are always generating hype. They pay PR and marketing firms big $$$ to push their story/brand. Its part of the process of becoming a sector leader

The bad hype is when a company is crafting a story and they never follow though on anything. They make a lot of claims but the PROFIT never grows... They do deals with unknown entities and might even have strong revenues, but never any PROFIT... and gains are constantly wiped out by never ending dilution, used for non growth initiatives (pocket lining, promoters, toxic dilution, etc)

The TYPE of product, service, business model, etc is extremely important... There are GOOD businesses, with strong revenue growth, but the stock never attracts interest because its hard to get the masses excited about the story... and being dead/undervalued just means they will need to dilute heavier than what would be required if the stock was appreciating. This is why so many fail. It takes $$ to grow and fulfill a business plan. If your stock is dead money, who is going to get excited about funding you? Only the most toxic financiers will and often a deal with them, is the last deal a company does, before needing to Reverse Split, which wipes out the common shareholders. This is extremely COMMON in pennyland

AMFE has multiple subs capable of generating a lot of substantive news/excitement. This is KEY towards helping sustain gains... Who want to sell into one PR, only to get more news and/or Tweets shortly after that push it to higher highs?... AMFE has been uptrending since last year for a reason and i dont see the excitement level fading anytime soon. Just review the catalysts list!... Roger is keeping his foot on the gas like a Pro. He is keeping us informed and in suspense with Tweets/clues/PR teasers, then following through and building credibility. THIS is the foundation for a long term uptrend in pennyland.

AMFE is a powerful setup because if there isn't news, there are independent articles, online reviews, pictures, etc that keep info flowing... This is a key thing to look for because most penny players have a very short attention span (gambling mentality)... is anybody getting bored with this stock yet? Does it feel like it will get boring/quiet anytime soon?

How many of you sold dead/boring stocks to get more AMFE? lol... anybody regret it?

"Magic Mix"... Right DF?