Replies to post #29976 on iQSTEL Inc (IQST)

[peterpanwasjusthere]

Knux, are you still holding all of your shares?

Hmm...full disclosure, I sold out when I stated so a few weeks back and have no interest currently in IQST stock though I'm still keeping a close eye on things as I may jump back in provided things improve - at least in terms of the variables I'm focused on.

Regarding the month of May's revenues, my take is performance was decent (at best) but I sense a defensive tone shift from Company management regarding now being "on track" to achieve their 2021 revenue target vs emphasizing all of the growth items they're driving which could help them "exceed" their target. This is how I perceive things today, and although they did deliver on the QB uplist, they remain remarkably silent on multiple, various other key initiatives (the list is lengthy) and now this illness mystery setback on management's townhall communication (first time I've seen that excuse) which further detracts my confidence in where the Company sits today. I may be way off with my conclusion - this is just one guy's opinion and I'm not trying to instill fear, influence trading, etc...I'm just calling it as I see things today. If the situation significantly improves I'll likely buy back in, but for now there are better places for me to invest my capital.

Lastly, huge kudos to Shane (aka "Crawfors")...you are a pillar of consistency and a calming force for this retail shareholder base. I give you a ton of credit for your stick-to-it-ness with this stock. I hope it pays off for you.

[lflhdy]

I agree and disagree. We are still in pennies and the QB didn't do anything to bring in new investors. As far as MM's buying large and dumping not to sure about that. A MM job is to control the market not to hold shares that is what the trader does. In my opinion 3 things are happening traders have lost interest due to the company not coming thru on it's promises in a timely manner along with and orchestrated run to dump. Peeps are leary and getting out even at a loss or there are still shares left from the public offering being dumped into the market which might explain those large numbers on the ask.