Yup, very well said. This is my sentiment exactly. A lot of stocks that I have made decent profits from, I have gone back and looked at the board a few days later, and it looks completely different. Once the momentum is gone, and the shareholders have been dumped on, they realize they have been duped. The idea is to get in when there is momentum, and get out while there is still momentum. $MMEG had 2-3 failed pumps from .0001 to .0002. Only a few .0002's got painted, and then when people realized there were too many 2's for sale, they left along with the prop bid, or dumped at .0001. Kurt has destroyed any kind of momentum this stock once had. At least other CEO's let it breathe a little, and then dilute again little by little, thereby keeping interest in the stock. This CEO diluted this stock to death and now there is no interest in his stock. He was consumed by his own greed. He shot himself and the shareholders in the foot.
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