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bobby393

03/31/13 5:27 AM

#11757 RE: The dead cat bouncer #11756

MFTH appears to be a dead cat,

the part about the bounce...

That and the Dividend question...

that and the dividend question...

when they have no firm contracts,

needless debt and dilution...

and only a few houndred dolsars

worth worth of kkash.




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JohnMFTH

03/31/13 5:28 AM

#11758 RE: The dead cat bouncer #11756

The dead cat bouncer..I don't understand why some can't see that.
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bobby393

03/31/13 5:52 AM

#11759 RE: The dead cat bouncer #11756

There are plenty of PennyStocks like this one

which have great promise...where you are

encouraged to hold them as they are heavily

diluted...while actual revenue remains

virtually non-existent.

A glance at the DTC Chill List...

will show you lots of stocks

which have several things in common:

little or no real revenue, low net worth,

excessively high number of outstanding shares,

and often there are also regulatory issues.

For example, in this case,

there is lack of full financial disclosure.

(For details see the Comment Letters @ SECdotGov)
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bobby393

03/31/13 10:55 AM

#11760 RE: The dead cat bouncer #11756

Where canyou geta triple and keep the stock?

Here is just some of what we already know:

The company is not allowed to pay us in
specially diluted shares.

They have only a few hundred dollars in cash.

They have taken-on additional debt. For example,
the new cosmetics joint venture involves debt
service over 5 years PLUS assumption of FDA approval costs.

YES, the riddle is both attractive and seemingly
easy to solve... but only IF ONE OMITS reviewing
the financial information in the 10K Report
Source: see it @secDOTgov

Would be interested in reading an answer to the riddle
which actually factors-in the available financial info.