Investment is an amoral activity toward profit. The idea seems to be "if I`m not doing it someone else would" to justify the amoral aspects of chasing profit. Maximum profit. I see a whole lot more opportunity in activist investment running something similar to a short and distort on things like metallosis or Asbestos in baby powder and riding it down than I do watching SINT go from .15 to even zero. I wonder how or why the market makers dont see it this way?
If you where paying attention you would know about J&J baby powder issue. I've known about it for years and payed little attention. Corn starch is a solid replacement. Yet the big implant co.'s smooth sail right through metallosis lawsuits on the markets with virtually non existent coverage.
Might get ZBH or Sonny to cry out in pain enough to admit any hidden aspects or expose it as a bluff to misdirect attention away from their stock. Even if ZBH is the silent protector I would still regard this as a noble crusade against their bottom line. Even if its just them refusing to admit their problem without a solution in place and forcing them to admit theyre working toward a solution in an attempt to stop the hemmorhaging of their own bottom line. I would say they had it coming.
Definitely an interesting point of view to take on aspects of the scenario non the less.
how much time is from today day 27, before approving a new RS or a possible delist to the OTC? I would like to know your sincere opinion, to value giving a second opportunity to SINT in January.
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