Replies to post #164611 on Winning Brands Corporation (WNBD)

[Karsten]

Hello,

I'm on this stock from 2006, and we heard very good news over and over again, but the thing is the company has to little money to grow fast so they must do it this way,and that is a slowly but good way they will grow from the bottomline and that is good, but it will take years, so hang on for a while and it will succeed

[san_terre]

"Buy stocks when everyone else is afraid. Doing that is the single most important factor in my own success. It trumps nearly everything else I do in stock investing. I have made enormous amounts of money buying when everyone else is terrified. I still do it today, and I can count on the investing masses selling in a panic when things are a bit difficult, and then waiting too long and being too late to join the party when the market and stocks begin their upswing again. The best advice I have ever given anyone is to buy when things are at their worst, not when at the best. Even though I tell people every day to do this, it is stunning to me how many people ignore my advice, and follow each other like a mass of rats abandoning ship when things get a bit bad, and then run with the masses again to buy when the market is up. It is the most ridiculous thing I see in investing." -- Warren Buffett

[doogdilinger]

Funny how the passage of time changes peeps perceptions on these penny tables...for it was only a few months ago when some were here lambasting me for posting my speculative musings about why WNBD's share price was eroding...and foolishly ignoring all my logical reasonings back then and suggesting that the only reason I was here providing the realistic thoughts/views at the time was because I was trying to get a promo gig here.

Now all these months later when the passage of time and WNBD's share price and liquidity has proven my previous thoughts on the subject spot on...some are finally reflecting frustration on how the story continues to unfold here. Which is exactly what happens when penny players figure out that dilutive funding needs a continuous influx of effective comprehensive market awareness to offset it...otherwise ongoing erosion continues to rule.

Juz the nature of the beast on these penny tables unless and until the co.'s and/or funders decide to collaborate or initiate effective market awareness programs glty