In my experience in the OTC, the resume of the bod doesn’t matter as much as the presentation. But what matters most is how much selling resistance there is. We had a golden opportunity to go above 10 cents when the Twitter and Telegram gurus jumped on. The ask was immediately bombarded with 400 share sells into the bid. On a thinly traded stock that can kick it back 30% and people who just bought in saw the bullshit and left. They knocked the price back, prevented a run, the gurus then sold and so did their followers that bought that day. I’m not sure why anybody would care to knock down the price with only small amount of shares. If you want to unload shares, why only sell a few thousand and sell well below the last ask smack? If you want to short, let it run, then short at the top, there is much more profit in it. Maybe someone was already short or maybe there is a flipping bot that is set to prevent runs or maybe somebody isn’t done loading yet. Either way, we got screwed. We would have easily hit five that week, and if no selling and another PR would have been at ten. Somebody doesn’t want this to move. Whether it be temporary for loading purposes or they just simply don’t want it to go ever is the question. Perhaps the old bod is salty, but they aren’t screwing anybody but the new shareholders if that’s the case, and we have no connection to Dixon. Dixon can easily just RS and wipe us out and still make money for himself. Very frustrating. Great opportunity with such a low float and no dilution for everybody to make money. But somebody is being a dick. Hopefully it stops soon.
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