Replies to post #134836 on Tautachrome Inc (TTCM)

[PepsiMan]

That makes zero sense.

haven't seen any evidence that of the longs here or on Telegram have a background in finance or in tech. That's a red flag.

To make such an assumption is 100% false and odd. Many who are longs are investors of stocks in general. I don't think some type of fancy diploma or piece of paper is necessary to say: Hey look. I have a background in finance (look at my certificate). That makes me "SMERT" (not SMART). Now I am an expert in how the company should run their own company, so ones better listen to ME. That's not how it works nor should it work that way. Ones need to do their own Due Diligence and way the pros and cons of a company before even considering. And I am almost 100% sure that ones who trade are capable of doing so (making informed decisions). If not then they shouldn't be trading stocks and perhaps something else would be more suitable.

Most people will never understand nor care about one iota how to run a public company. And I dare say most likely no one who is posting on this DISCUSSION BOARD has ever done so. And needing to have a tech background is just nonsense also in order to make good solid investment decisions. If that were the case, then many who don't know the first thing about TECH or Finance wouldn't be so wealthy trading stocks (although in order to be successful in stock trading there certainly is a certain amount of "FINANCE" involved).

Finance is defined as the management of money and includes activities such as investing, borrowing, lending, budgeting, saving, and forecasting.

If ones don't like what the company is doing generally speaking because there will always be ones who don't then no one is required to purchase stock.


Now the Longs have to be in the place of running the company?


Everyone needs to do his/her Due Diligence.



SMH



$TTCM


PEPSI

[Mysterious Mose]

Wow, almost 100% incorrect.

Since when do you need a background in a field to invest in a company? Should I get an automotive degree for my Tesla shares, or a programming certificate for my Apple shares?

Should I enroll in a finance course for my adventures in the OTC? I don’t even think it’s possible to make money in the OTC if you actually read any financials. Because one would never invest in any OTC with how bad most of their financials are.

This stock, as with any, and especially most OTC stocks, is a large risk and intended for folks who can stomach or navigate in and out of such a scenario. One shouldn’t play with knives and cry about being cut.

In the case of longs, the investor gets what they pay for. Very low SP, for the small chance of very large returns, with a high likelihood of massive losses if they don’t pay attention to proper entry points.

In the case of the savvy investor, not one of them is red. For they entered correctly.

So, I would say, a monkey’s uncle might need more lessons in patience for entry than in finance.

That being said, this stock has a large uphill battle, and it could/probably will see lower points, but it will definitely at some point, possibly distant, possibly soon, will see highs above a penny again. So do with that information what you will.