Replies to post #12499 on Ifinix Corporation (INIX)

[TradeForProfits]

american bulls has this to say

The previous SELL-IF signal is now null and void. We allowed two days for the confirmation of the bearish pattern and market denied confirmation. None of the three bearish confirmation conditions were realized.

We are now past the quick run up/drop portion of the program, and now it's on to building solid foundation and continued upward trend imo.

[jk21]

WHOA. so many questions. Instead, I'll just say Wwwweeeeeeeeee!! :)

[Mikeed]

A PR on that pink sheets feed would stir it UP

[forgreen]

Thank You for the report Trading. It is good to see the corroboration. I'm off to bed to catch a few winks before traveling. I'll try to check in on the laptop later tomorrow to see how INXR is doing. I'm left feeling very positive about the shareholder group forming around INXR. It bodes well for our ability to support the stock towards achieving a higher valuation as we get closer to an OTC listing. Be well strong hands

[Goldman450]

...sweet mercy..that ALL sounds great!!!

[Goldman450]

....noooow I remember why my nights are sleepless.

[jackg152004]

Trading,
If what you state is true, and I have no reason to believe it isn't, then we are going to be one of the happiest boards on IHUB within a couple of months. Let's see, should we be happier about the stock buyback he referred to in your conversation or the OTCBB listing that apparently is coming a lot sooner than many of us have expected. Either way, a conversation with an executive of a company one owns can go much better than the one you have described. Thanks for the info and have a great night.

[novus ordo seclorum]

This really good to hear. Plan on dipping in INXR's cookie jar soon.

[drowback]

"He mentioned the company will be buying back stock this year from their revenues they take in."

Buying back stocks is from us right? or from the people who sell? because i was in paim and they bought back but 90% of my shares without me selling, gave convertible debentures instead.
Can you explain how it works exactly please?