Not sure what it means when you say HBAN will get back to its "original price"? What original price is that? Do you mean its all time high?
I find it odd that you question Olaf's reason for being there, but not whips? If neither owns the stock, then shouldn't both be suspect?
What I've found over the years of being here is, there's much more reason for people to lie to you to make a stock price rise, than to make it drop. Shorting a penny stock, or hoping to bring it down in price isn't very lucrative. Think about it logically, if the product is legit, then why would Olaf care if he pays .004 or .0035? Wouldn't there be so much upside it wouldn't matter? On the other hand, what would someone have to gain by trying to make the price rise? Especially if there is someone who totally controls how many shares he can print? As a student, you should want to read as much as you can. If I were your professor, I would suggest you read some of Olaf's older posts. They are filled with links you can click on. This will give you factual information, not just Olaf's opinion. While whip keeps stating he can't determine without more proof, Olaf is providing actual proof. Perhaps you don't yet know how to read financial reports, but you really should learn. Again, I've read both people thoroughly and made my determination, and I have no fight in the game either. I just like to expose scammers. I'm pretty successful at it as well, and in fact, it was whip who lead me to that stock in the first place.
You can do whatever you wish, however, if you ask around I believe you'll find my posts tend to be accurate. I don't buy penny stocks, nor short penny stocks, so I have no reason to lie about it either way. I don't believe in dealing in stocks you have to screw over your fellow poster to make money on. You may be right, the stock price may move up, but all you are doing by selling then is taking money from another poster. However, you've already stated you plan on holding this penny stock until you retire so you're the one most likely to get stuck.
I have a little axiom regarding penny stocks that you should always remember, "if you buy them long, you buy them wrong". You should never plan to hold one over 3 weeks. That's how long your average pump and dump lasts.
You say you don't have much money there. As a college student, I recall how strapped I often was for cash. How much money do you have to throw away?
One last thought....if Koma is such a great product and BBDA such a great stock, and they're growing by leaps and bounds.....why do you think the share price is dropping?
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