Replies to post #38782 on Max Sound Corporation (MAXD)

[MD1941]

Team Halpern sums up the fourteen years of MAXD with "Blah blah blah....". Team Halpern absolutely nailed it!

I believe that the Expert Market move could be spun as a criminal act. I still believe that he did this to avoid a forensic accounting audit. What normal person would squat at a $56.00 company after fourteen years of failure?

When do we get that Japan update?

Can we get the new pictures from the mining site? How about a picture of our CEO's custom mining trailer?

Exciting times in fantasy land!

[J Galt]

“Noisemakers keep hiking trails,
18 years of not taking profits....
Who does that!!!!”

I’ve never understood what’s so hard to comprehend about the “taking profits” accusations. If an investor buys shares on the market at $.10 and is told it is shortly going to be over a dollar, why would he sell before the stock hit the projected mark? Of course, you could sell on the way up to get part or all of your investment back, but that’s not what we were advised to do. Furthermore, we were investing in the product, the company, and the belief in the management and their ability to bring it home. For that reason, we were buying stock all the way up to $.77 before it started going down. We weren’t worried because we didn’t invest to make a quick buck and were being told to not only hang tight, but to buy more! This was all back at the very beginning of the company of course, before we were enlightened by new information.

Fast forward, thing happened, and the bottom fell out. Therefore, it you bought at ten cents or over, should you be selling below that rate? Should we sell stock purchased at ten cents when it jumps from .0003 to .019? Why? It’s still a loss. Unless you need a tax write off, it’s nonsensical. Furthermore, we weren’t on the short list of those being told when to buy and when to sell. Just like with Nestle and Z-Trim.

[Utuse]

Bob Loblaw?