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mthorebbank

09/12/22 12:23 PM

#90038 RE: kbaz #90034

I've had my shares since 2009. If I sold now, which I won't, I would triple my investment. I hold many many shares, And most likely more than all shareholders that visit this forum combined (And No, It's None of your business how many I own). If the price goes to Zero, I personally don't give a shit because it's a game for me. I don't need the money, so I'll sit and take whatever comes my way. I forgot that I even had shares of $SFIO until when, I think it was 2020 or 2021. I'm sure most longs feel the same way. It's just play money for most of us longs. Not happy for those that bought at the high, but there is a very good chance they will break even or even get a ROI. Anything is possible, so best just to let it ride. Ride Sally Ride!

Git-er-Done $SFIO

Beauneedsbiscuits

09/12/22 1:48 PM

#90043 RE: kbaz #90034

Trying to get around the fact that some have been called out or shown to be "fair weather" supporters. I'm just pointing out that you're so called valuations before anybody was even a 100% sure what their revenues or profit margins were..... We're much much higher than you're proclaiming them to be now. Trading at Less than book value value is considered over valued...bbaaaahhaaaaaaa. Show me one serious analyst Or stock valuation method that proves your claims!!!+ Although I've probably asked this from you at least 20 times and I'll and all I get is crickets. So please give us the basis for your valuation method other than what you just pull out of the air.