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flemsnopes

08/17/09 9:20 AM

#30657 RE: larry661ct #30653

With MSTF, as with other David Walters' companies, I believe "retail buying" is the easy part, it's "retail selling" (break even or at a profit) that is hard for the retail investor. In my opinion, discounted wholesale shares are somehow being dumped on the market at prices well below the minimum retail level of .0001. In other words, I think the deck is stacked. Of course, this is just my opinion, but I think time will prove me correct. Dilution is one thing, but INFINITE dilution is quite another, and I think anyone considering an investment in MSTF should look at another David Walters' company, RMTD before making a decision. I'm just sayin'. (I love The Sopranos!}
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Chickadee

08/17/09 9:24 AM

#30659 RE: larry661ct #30653

So true. I was looking at HTDS back when it was around .0009. Recently, just in one month, they hit pennyland at ".02" (no R/S)... running through shares like water. Even with the massive dilution, there were many other red flags, which is why I was in/out very quickly. I believe HTDS has 2x as many outstanding shares and may/may not be a scam.

With MSTF, they have been around for 3 decades. Their specialized healthcare services are in demand. Company, revenue, growth and contracts are real. You have to jump through hoops to qualify and compete, in order to get awarded government contracts. Their nurse division is able to win one right after another, speaks volumes on their experience. This is a great time to get in.