100 years ago GE was barley a speck of a company,
Yep, and if you look at the big board stocks they were established companies with a track record of success prior to going public. When they went public they raised millions of dollars of capital through an IPO and were run by competent people who had already built the company into a successful business.
Big difference when you compare it to pink sheet stocks like BEHL.
You guys really can't even begin to try and compare pink sheet stocks to big board established companies nor can you even try and suggest the risks are equal.
Stocks don't trade on the pinks because they have potential. They trade here because they have little to no assets, little to no revenues, little to no working capital, little to no value, little to no experience and little to no worth. They trade for pennies because they really have nothing to offer but fluffy PR's and outrageous promises.
BEHL operates in a market ripe with fraud, deception, paid pumpers and manipulation. The number of successes here are practically zero. That's just the facts. And after about a year of operation what exactly is BEHL offering that any other pink sheet stock is not?
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