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sricket

02/18/24 10:18 AM

#50339 RE: lflhdy #50337

Thanks for your reply.

sricket

02/18/24 10:22 AM

#50340 RE: lflhdy #50337

Dupe

Boiler_Master

02/18/24 11:04 AM

#50341 RE: lflhdy #50337

Ignoring the fact that you're still not comprehending how the options agreement is structured... You're saying the SP will go to .14-.15 which would be a 50% decline from the SP when they announced they would be adding 6% more shares. Can't say that's impossible, but it is unlikely. You don't think announcing the second acquisition the money is being used for will change anything? You don't think officially closing QXTEL will change anything? You really believe it's going to go down to a 25 million valuation with everything currently taking place? Idk maybe you're right. From a daytrader's short term perspective, it could happen. And if you and others convince enough people it will, as you're obviously trying to do on multiple platforms, then it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. If everyone believes .15 is coming, they will act accordingly causing .15 to happen. But i doubt you bears will have that much influence to get it there. From my perspective, not daytrading, I know the company's value is skyrocketing and you would never convince me to sell my shares in "hopes and dreams" I might be able to buy back that much cheaper.

As a daytrader, you may have a good strategy to make 10% even 30% or more getting in and out of trades with IQST. And if you miss one, oh well. Just one of countless short term daytrading opportunities. But as a long, we are looking for well over 1,000% profit in the long run. But if you miss it, if the second acquisition is announced or QXTEL closes while you're waiting and hoping for sub .15 you're likely to find yourself chasing it right back into the .30's or higher. Then you're left with significantly less shares instead of more. That's a massive gamble.

So here we are, a true long educating people on facts, values, growth, in depth research, etc. talking about where the company is going over the course of years VS someone with a daytrading perspective spreading panic and fear about where the stock price might be headed over the course of days or weeks. Funny thing is, we could both be right. A dip to .15 followed by an uplist later this year or next. But I will say it's a fact that I'm investing while you're gambling. And I'm backing up everything I say with information directly from the SEC filings explaining the math so people can verify it themselves, while you're throwing around opinions that are mostly either not able to be proven, or straight up lies.