These manipulated prices means little as they are clearly artificial and not based on fundamentals. Too many factors that have nothing to do with the companies are at play. Once they have run out of ammunition (and I believe that is close) then prices will truly reflect the true market. MCCY may in fact be waiting until these factors are completed for them to start releasing necessary PR's to take the pps to dollar ranges.
Telematics, please answer this question. Are you in any way associated with any company that competes in the market MCCY is pursuing to carve a nitch in?
Based on repeated corrections and education provided to you by others in this blog, I disagree with you about your depth of knowledge about this product. In fact, it has been rather embarrassing. It seems your only understanding of FOLO is CRAM, a simple and pretty concept but a minor component of FOLO. Now, since you proclaims to be some sort of expert in the telematics industry, why don't you educate us to what FOLO is or at least what MCCY is trying to do that no one has done before. If you don't know, then just sit by and learn something.
The take home point for anyone thinking of investing and starting a position is to always remember that "you gotta play to win."
I always think it's best to get a starter position with a "portion" of your capital and to buy at or near the ask initially. If you bid too low, it could run away from you if news hits. If it falls lower, you buy some more and average your buy-in price.
If you want to cherry-pick a bottom, 9 times out of ten you will miss the run.
If RH delivers sooner than later, you will be sorry you played it all on the sidelines.
Obviously your being here as often as you are means you think there is great potential here for the Folo Cram and future generations of it. I am sure you are very familiar with the scientific background of our inventors being in the business as you are.
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