Replies to post #114646 on Spongetech Delivery Systems, Inc. (fka SPNGQ)

[z4lover]

did anyone read the last 10q?

answer no... and Timothy Sykes is no exception

Please answer me this... what is smaller docta H 1.24 billion or 722 million? and it is a serious question

[FireTamer]

Congratulations on your first Post ever! Wow! Where do they keep coming from?

Fire

[timetomakemoney]

Do you have link to his blog? I would like to send it to the SEC.

[CheezBurgers]

Hi Tim! Nice try.

[CYRXorbust]

Friday certainly had a massive selloff but those could not have been insider or RME sales unless they filed with the SEC intention to sell.. the volume on friday really did smell like short selling considering the size of the float.. but there also was plenty of profit taking because this stock has been extremely volatile and a day traders dream.. i dont think there is as much short selling still going on as some on this board tend to believe

[riverandfold]

Bloggers....not the best choice of investor advice in my opinion. Bloggers love conspiracy theories.

[rocky113]

It has been stated over and over again in simple terms by some highly qualified and very respected individuals. I, not being one of them will take it upon myself to repeat this fact once again.

ANYONE WHO BUYS OR SELLS STOCK BASED ON THE INFORMATION THEY HAVE READ BASED ON A TOTAL STRANGERS OPINION SHOULD SIMPLY NOT BE TRADING STOCK, PERIOD.

This being said, do yourself a favor and save your money, you are only turning a liar and a thief into a very rich man.

[wbgiants1141]

Docta H, something that might get you back on the long side... Timothy Sykes got his reputation as a hedge fund owner that went bankrupt.... He's now making a living selling his ridiculously overpriced DVD's to poor saps that believe his rambling bashes against stocks... He spends his days harassing people on these boards saying how bad the companies are trying to get people scared so that he makes money shorting the stocks he bashes. Then once they are following his advice he tells them to buy his DVD's to help avoid pump and dumps... DVDs that cost a few hundred dollars and are not worth it considering using common sense you can tell when a stock is a pump and dump... In the case of SPNG, they have millions in revenue and I have seen their products in stores. A company planning on making a quick buck off of a pump and dump wouldn't be concerned about building actual revenues, they would just print some good looking PRs based totally on speculation of something that "could" make the company huge... There's nothing shady or speculative about the information that SPNG has provided us so please don't listen to the ramblings of Timothy Sykes. Stay long, stay strong, go SPNG!
-WB