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JJSeabrook

03/17/10 10:51 PM

#10944 RE: reillyaceofspies #10940

reilly, the buyout is either for the technology/patents, or it's all a scam. Never invest more than you can afford lose on any penny stock. Odds are that you'll get burned. I normally just flip'em and run, but I have a modest position here and will continue to act based upon what I see. Made over 250% on my last trade on it, so I am holding free shares, although I NEVER think of any shares as being "Free." However, it mentally makes it an easier play. LOL

After the bell Monday, you'll either be a winner, or a total loser, IMO, as will I. Got my money on the nose, and hope the longshot comes in.

JJ

Posted by: reillyaceofspies Member Level Date: Wednesday, March 17, 2010 10:41:31 PM
In reply to: woody85 who wrote msg# 10936 Post # of 10941 Send a link via email Share on Facebook Tweet this post
I don't know if a reverse merger is a good thing for the smaller investor, especially one who got in thinking the penny was guaranteed. I got in hoping it would go up a little and I'm not sure when to get out...I hope I'm not being blinded by greed and convincing myself that their technology is the next big thing.
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woody85

03/17/10 10:51 PM

#10945 RE: reillyaceofspies #10940

reillyaceofsies "reverse merger" is just the name of the conference

"The two-day Reverse Merger Conference is the largest educational and networking event of the year, featuring technical training on the latest issues relating to reverse mergers, self-underwriting, and other alternative routes to the public market, according to the DealFlow Media website."

http://www.thebusinessjournal.com/manufacturing/676-hanford-manufacturer-represented-at-conference

I believe you are thinking of the other reverse...??? which i wont even say cause i dont wanna start a rumor