Replies to post #47718 on Raadr Inc (RDAR)

[Let's See The Profits]

You’ve been beating the same tired drum for months: “they’ll dilute,” “they have to dilute,” “just wait, any day now.” But here we are, no Reg A shares sold, JanBella paid in cash.

Now let’s talk about the buyback. Why don’t you just wait and see if anything shows up in the filings? As long as they stay under 5%, it’s not even material. Honestly I don't care about this buyback. No need to announce it every five minutes.

And stop with the reverse split nonsense.
How many times does the company have to tweet “no RS” before it gets through?

The share structure is fine. It’s very liquid, with a large and active trader base. That’s probably exactly why they bought RDAR in the first place.
You want to see what no trader interest looks like? Go check NGCG. Jacob will be lucky if he can sell enough shares there to buy groceries. Total POS.

And for the hundredth time, stop mixing up the Reg A with the performance bonuses. 900 posts and you still can’t figure out they’re not the same thing?

Anyone trading on your DD better have their head examined.

[Let's See The Profits]

look, I’m not trying to be mean. Well… maybe a little. I own shares now. I was in early on the run to .0029, sold, sat out for a while. But I’m back in, and honestly, I'm responding to you because I saw what you were doing: spreading misinformation, twisting filings, pushing what you wanted to happen instead of looking at what actually was happening.

Someone had to call it out. I decided that someone would be me.

Now I read your posts, kind of, and I reply the best I can from an objective standpoint. I watch what the company is doing. If they screw up, start dumping Reg A, inflate the share structure, make reckless moves because business is falling apart, I’ll be right there with you calling them out.

But that’s not what I’m seeing.

And that’s what good traders do. We don’t cling to one narrative. We adapt. We follow the signs. We bend with the wind, toward strength or weakness, depending on what the market shows.

If it looks bad, I’ll sell and move on. If it looks good, I’ll load and press forward.

Rigid thinking doesn’t survive in this market. Flexibility does.

My biggest problem with you, Bobae, is simple: You never reference anything new.

Have you noticed that? You keep quoting filings and events from before June, before business started ramping up, before JanBella was paid, before the company had actual momentum.

You completely ignore the current state of things. You're stuck in the past, recycling the same bearish angle no matter what the company does. That's not due diligence.

If you're going to act like you're the watchdog, at least watch what's actually happening now. Because the rest of us are. And we’re calling you out when you don’t.