First, and if we had listened to "Sell Sell Sell" the first time, no one would have been around for $.02.
Second. Wei Tian was not an owner per se but a IPO Specialist. So the conditions are somewhat different.
Third, I was some what concerned that existing shareholders would be brushed off. Still a possibility, but then why pay for the article to push the stock. This concerned lessened (not disappeared) when they started publicly promoting the stock.
I am hoping that the firm is looking to uplist, does have a plan that includes present stockholders, and will be a valuable company.
We put down our money and we take our chances.