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ssc

04/15/20 9:15 AM

#337643 RE: Julius Erving #337642

Important to separate 2 different ways of viewing erhe.

1 view is that of a small number of investors who wrote off all their losses for stock purchased all the way down from $98.90 to $.0005; in their mind none of that mattered even though "dilution insurance" has been driving buying ever since it was first recommended at split adjusted $1. Now that small group presents itself as only owning shares bought at $.0004 or lower. For this group any move of just a few hundredths of a penny represents a nice gain and everyone has seen the selling that appears whenever erhe approaches 1/10 of a penny. They have no intention of holding on until $8/share, most can't even hold on at 8/100 of a share.

The other view is the ridiculous, never ending hype about multiple dividends, $8 or bust, buyout by Total, $multi billion market cap that everyone recognizes as pure bs.

My view is good luck to those hoping for anything that moves the share price closer to a penny than it is to zero (I hope it happens for them before revocation or the next reverse split). And shame on anyone else perpetuating the ridiculous speculation of multi-billion$ market cap.
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lovemelongtime

04/15/20 11:05 AM

#337661 RE: Julius Erving #337642

Quote - So ,like always sheer bull shit again , just to FRANTICLY try to generate some volume on the Erhe board. An effort in vain of course. Yes all this panic by short sellers IS In vain, NO ONE IS SELLING!!!
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ponzi_implosion

04/15/20 2:52 PM

#337676 RE: Julius Erving #337642

"..Like has been mentioned so often: the longs have bought most of their share count in the .000 region..."

How do you know when the 'longs' bought in? There was a recent post here about someone adding to their stash of shares bought 10 years ago. Id say that the price 10 years ago was exponentially higher than today.