The last stock that cost me $40k had a CEO and his wife with a combined 90 or so million shares. People would say the same thing about them not selling. The fact is, when a CEO starts selling, it's game over. In fact, on that particular stock they did start selling like crazy when it was game over. Then they wait and issue more stock and get some themselves, especially preferred shares, and do it all over again. I'm not saying that's what is happening here, but it seems awfully similar to the way IMGG is going. All the other ways to make money seem to be happening, such as becoming part of a new investment company and selling shares to current IMGG supporters. Pulling the sell trigger wasn't easy. Since I watched all my shares drop from the high .70's down to the mid .30's. At some point your survival skills have to kick in and you have to get it out of your head that we'll be approved tomorrow. That way of thinking is very expensive. Start looking at the big picture and it doesn't seem so rosy. I hope it is approved tomorrow. I won't be disappointed to miss out. I hope everyone that has invested their time and effort into this stock makes a killing. I hope the machine starts saving lives and helping people as fast as possible. I hope all Deans hard work pays off. Until it does, I think this security will continue to cause alot of pain for those who are sitting and waiting, IMHO. I don't post just to ruffle feathers or make enemies. I post because this tiny little community of all different types of people gets together almost everyday and shares their opinion of WTF is going on. I enjoy it. I enjoy learning from the outside more than when I held shares. Things seem clearer. Sorry to see you go JB, your a good guy and I hope things work out for you. I wouldn't say the things I'm saying if I didn't mean them and I think you know that.
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