And I wish the pumpers would just buy the stock.
but apparently that isn't how they work. They just work very hard to convince others to buy. Not others they know, just other anonymous MB readers.
It is very upsetting to watch, that's why we need to "correct" those who make great claims that turn out to be off, not by 10% or 20%, but by a huge factor.
Let's be honest, the potential for "scaring" someone who bought the stock because they really believe in the company pales before the potential for convincing someone to buy by appealing to their naivety and greed.
If you really believe in the stock, there's a great way to prove it, and help ensure that success. Buy it. Tell all your friends and family, anyone who you know about the great opportunity. Most of the shares here are held by insiders and large investors. They aren't going to be "scared out" of their shares. So there's a limited supply for sale unless the price rises dramatically. But just among people you know, let alone the rest of those who believe in the ultimate success of DKAM, there's a HUGE potential pool of investors out there. The only differences between them and the readers at ihub are:
- they're easier to convince because they know and trust you.
- you'll hear from them if they're given bad advice.