I was going to post a response posting all of the flawed-logic/absolutely horrible thinking and "strategy" as revealed in his posts over last week or two, but decided, Nah, not worth it. For those of you with any basic math skills, ponder this: If you bought 500,000 shares of ANDI at .0005 or even .005 and were holding all still today, how much would he have to "risk" to try and flip enough and at what price would he have to do so to "make" as much as you are already up/in the green? Bottom line, flipping has its place for certain stocks at certain times- but requires high and constant volatility. We had 2, maybe 3 days of wild volatility, and now it has passed. You can't "do better" flipping a rising star- it's mathematically impossible.
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