Replies to post #71697 on Tytan Holdings Inc (TYTN)

[dmlabuda]

True. At this stage as long as we continue to stay at peace with China, I don't see a problem. With a war, Tytan's suppliers might not even be able to get the supplies they need to build tractors due to military needs. And if that war is with the US, that will kill a lot of potential business for Tytan. But, at the moment, it shouldn't be a huge concern. It's something to be aware of and keep an eye on.

[dmlabuda]

The bottom line is if you believe in TYTN, you accumulate it and hold it. When a stock is trading at extreme low prices with low volume like this one is, the Charts are simply unable to provide much help. So, as I said before, the tractors are real, the management team does not appear to be scamming us with imaginary take overs or fictitious products or services or shell company holdings. So, sooner or later someone is going to buy tractors and that makes this company worth speculating on in my opinion. The investment is small. When you invest in TYTN with a portion of profits from other trades, it's like picking up free shares so, what have you really go to lose? By the way, Limitless, you asked a question that I couldn't answer because I'm not a paid member here so, if you want to chat off topic, email me at davidlabuda @ hotmail.