Replies to post #30214 on Vystar Corp (VYST)

[dc key]

vyst needs to get out of the otcpink asap.legit company like this will do much better on the otcqb.

[gotgoals]

Don’t you think did enough damage here along with the apostle. Cause panic sellers yesterday.

[allenc]

Your up and at it early. Early bird gets the worm, right? lol

[Zalmy]

The chart is actually incorrect. The move started at .0006. Not .06 as you suggest.

[stervc]

ClayTrader, respectfully, with this incorrect VYST Chart...

Respectfully, I think that VYST chart is an incorrect chart as I'm little surprised to see this coming from you as I think you’re good with what you do. I'm not sure if you know this or not, but you are the #1 most followed person on IHub (InvestorsHub). VYST has been the #1 forum for most of the days for quite a few weeks. Like it or not, care or not, people value your opinion and that chart is flat out wrong, even by your own definition.

First you stated that you don't know anything about the company. Then you called VYST a total pump dump based on your definition of a pump and dump. By your definition, you stated that if a stock makes a very high move and comes back down to where it started or lower, then it is a pump and dump. That definition is wrong.

You called it a total pump and dump because of the stock going up high and then coming back down to where it started. The price for where you stated that VYST had started, to call it an absolutely pump and dump is very incorrect. You based your incorrect thought on the assumption that VYST started at .06 per share. Well, it didn't. It started from .0005 per share. This makes calling it a pump and dump, even by your definition, to be incorrect.

That chart is flat out wrong. Let's presume that the chart was right, even still, I think you should take at least 5 minutes to research the company and learn what the company is doing before calling it a total pump and dump. You got to understand how that sounds. When you call a stock a "pump and dump" within the market, it is perceived that the stock is not real and that the company or some investors are misleading other investors on purpose with the intent to deceive. There are more variables to that definition, but I think those are the key variables to know. By doing a little more research, I think you would learn that VYST is very real and is definitely not a pump and dump.

I'll tell you what, I'll help you with some of that research. Since you based your chart thoughts on the assumption that VYST started out at .06 per share, that is proof that you are a little behind in knowing what is truly going on here. I will re-organize many thoughts and post them here within the forum for you and others that are new to VYST to see. Hopefully this helps.

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Sterling