Replies to post #59187 on Beyond Commerce Inc (BYOC)

[JoeBert]

You're referring to price action, and while dilution affects price action, what Trek is saying is that plenty of tickers with less going for them and more dilution have seen incredible runs.

The difference with those though is that you could buy and hold forever hoping you catch a pop and get out where this one has potential to hold its gains so one could mimic whatever entity has been accumulating and buy at these insanely low prices and hold forever for way better potential.

It's arbitrary, if this had run to .10 and you sold from your .01 buy. You'd love the stock. However, let's say you sold to MithJR at .10 and it fell to .03. You'd still be happy cause you sold and are gone, but MithJR would be calling it a scam cause they're down 70%, but everyone holding and scaling from low trips in 2020 would be super happy with G's progress.

G was really derailed there for a year. I've got a lot of optimism for what BYOC can do in 2022.

[Trek95]

Well, its pretty damn discounted, even by otc standards, lol.
Hence why I'll keep on loading like EVERYBODY ELSE has these past few months and higher pps than where we are at now.

People will still buy shares at 1 cent plus, just like what happens ALL the time and just like last year, not just in BYOC
Nobody wants it until everybody wants it.

I'm still waiting on my 3s, btw.