Well obviously we are both talking about different Goldsprings. The one we bought at .01 ran to .20. We thought about selling there, but we held off. At .40 we thought we sell, but we didn't. At .60 we were sure we would sell. When the stock went to .80, we took a vote and decided to see it this puppy could actually hit a $1.00. It did. We sold millions of shares, and paid taxes on millions of dollars of profit. The entire run took approximately three weeks.
In an effort to get to the truth here...I will say I was in Goldsprings for a couple years pre and post split and know the stock intimately. I think Mikey is looking at the historical chart and the SP doesn t jive with Oilbird's numbers. I may be wrong but I think that chart has been adjusted for the split.
Therefore in 07/08 it shows it going from .14 to 12 which corresponds roughly to Oilbird's .01 to 1.00 altho it was several months not 3 weeks.
I was in it for quite a while and never saw it hit"$12" as the chart says. However just look at that spike. Lets hope SP was in charge at that time.
No one is more bullish on this stock than me, except maybe risk, Fang and a few others, but we all know who we are. Then along comes this guy, and I think this is Scuba's nightmare, a p&d guy who is going to make tens of milions on this stock. He's giving us all old history, and new BS.
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