the boot (and anyone else) - IMO, what makes this GOIG run different is this --
On December 31, 2009, GoIP Global announced the sale of their China-based assets (and what appeared to be their main source of income) to devote full-time efforts on the Go800 concept.
To me, that signaled an end to the old GoIP Global, and the start of a new Company. I can extend that simple thought to the price chart also. Those of us who were buying BEFORE 12-31-09 were not buying the China operations, but the future operation/concept - Go800. The pps charts before 1-1-10 can essentially be thrown out because GOIG was a different company last year. From the downward trend, you can see most investors were NOT very excited, AND GoIP Global was issuing a TON of dilution shares in order to keep their business afloat while developing and securing the Go800 software, patents, support structure, etc.
January 2010 was the start of todays' GOIP. Consolidation, accumulation -- lots of accumulation as word spread of the new advertising concept, and a potential life-changing event for shareholders.
February 1, 2010 GOIG shares came to life as the Go800 product launch was nearing fruition.
We all have Mr. Ike H. Sutton, CEO of GoIP Global to thank. Mr Sutton and his team have developed a concept that we can only imagine the potential. The current pps appreciation is a result of individuals discovering this concept and agreeing to its amazing potential.
This product, this Company, should not have to follow the standard chart analysis of other Companies. GOIG has yet to be discovered by 99.99% of the world, IMO.
When it does, the chartists may have a new phrase injected into their vocabulary - the GOIG effect.
The 12-31-09 China sale is fact. All the rest is my opinion.
I welcome you to our small world of GOIG shareholders. You are smart and fortunate to be here before the offical product unvieling to the world. I hope you are able to fulfill a dream or two via the GOIG pps.
GLTA GOIG longs.
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