Replies to post #16541 on High Wire Networks Inc (HWNI)

[sps50]

Perhaps. But there are others, from old officers and board members who left. Volume is so low here that it takes a long time to sell off 100K shares at a decent price. I was treasurer of an organization that expected sooner results. It takes a long time to whittle down 700K shares at .13 and above.

This is still small potatoes compared what is coming. :)

He climbs highest who helps another up.

SPS50

[Ecomike]

Actually we do know what the terms were and are. Most of us know each other (personally, many meet at prior MVTG open house events), many are friends and family, many here own shares they bought directly over the last 4 years that are still hard copy shares, so yes we know the terms of those share sales, and if you look at every SEC MVTG filing the last 5 years you will find copies of the terms, even copies of the entire agreements in some of the filings, and we all also own retail shares we bought OTC since then, and we know who among us has most of the shares. I have relatives that own many shares of MVTG. We all also know the CEO. We all thoroughly checked out the CEO, the Inventor, and the facts long before we bought shares. It is also noteworthy that the CEO is very picky about who he sells new shares too. He only sells to people like me that he knows will hold for the long run. Things happen and every once in awhile someone needs cash, a death in the family, estate sale....serious illness...and some shares hit the street. I got lucky (sheer luck and tying up cash for 9 months on a low ball bid) twice in the last 5 years and got some cheap shares the one minute those shares were sold. That was the last time anyone saw any of those shares besides me :-)
That was also at a time when MVTG had no issued patents, just applications, and at a time when MVTG had no major paying partners like Alstom. There are way too many of us with deep pockets ready to buy at a dime to ever see shares under a dime at retail again. Way too many things that have happened as was planned in the beginning by Larry, that were in the original business plan, that are now done, for anyone to bail out here except for an occasional small sale.

A major PR of something like an Issued US patent, or 3-4 new patent applications being filed is all that is needed to spark a huge rally in MVTG.

Like I have tried to tell you, MVTG is not a square peg you can fit into a round hole like most other stocks.

This is a very tight nit little family of dedicated long term investor longs here that know each personally, and that know all the facts about MVTG, so there is no mystery behind the veil with MVTG, unlike most other stocks. Trying to tell us that we do not know what we know is not a good idea.

There are no flippers here. That is why the volume is almost always very low. Few sellers. I recall in 2011 that the entire volume traded that year was something like 5 % of the OS. I waited at the bid in 2009 for 9 months before I got a single retail share in my early days investing in and vetting MVTG. That was the year the weekly volume was about 300 shares a week for 9 months.

[Ecomike]

Actually we do know what the terms were and are. Most of us know each other (personally, many meet at prior MVTG open house events), many are friends and family, many here own shares they bought directly over the last 4 years that are still hard copy shares, so yes we know the terms of those share sales, and if you look at every SEC MVTG filing the last 5 years you will find copies of the terms, even copies of the entire agreements in some of the filings, and we all also own retail shares we bought OTC since then, and we know who among us has most of the shares. I have relatives that own many shares of MVTG. We all also know the CEO. We all thoroughly checked out the CEO, the Inventor, and the facts long before we bought shares. It is also noteworthy that the CEO is very picky about who he sells new shares too. He only sells to people like me that he knows will hold for the long run. Things happen and every once in awhile someone needs cash, a death in the family, estate sale....serious illness...and some shares hit the street. I got lucky (sheer luck and tying up cash for 9 months on a low ball bid) twice in the last 5 years and got some cheap shares the one minute those shares were sold. That was the last time anyone saw any of those shares besides me smile
That was also at a time when MVTG had no issued patents, just applications, and at a time when MVTG had no major paying partners like Alstom. There are way too many of us with deep pockets ready to buy at a dime to ever see shares under a dime at retail again. Way too many things that have happened as was planned in the beginning by Larry, that were in the original business plan, that are now done, for anyone to bail out here except for an occasional small sale.

A major PR of something like an Issued US patent, or 3-4 new patent applications being filed is all that is needed to spark a huge rally in MVTG.

Like I have tried to tell you, MVTG is not a square peg you can fit into a round hole like most other stocks.

This is a very tight nit little family of dedicated long term investor longs here that know each personally, and that know all the facts about MVTG, so there is no mystery behind the veil with MVTG, unlike most other stocks. Trying to tell us that we do not know what we know is not a good idea.

There are no flippers here. That is why the volume is almost always very low. Few sellers. I recall in 2011 that the entire volume traded that year was something like 5 % of the OS. I waited at the bid in 2009 for 9 months before I got a single retail share in my early days investing in and vetting MVTG. That was the year the weekly volume was about 300 shares a week for 9 months.

[Ecomike]

Actually we do know what the terms were and are. Most of us know each other (personally, many meet at prior MVTG open house events), many are friends and family, many here own shares they bought directly over the last 4 years that are still hard copy shares, so yes we know the terms of those share sales, and if you look at every SEC MVTG filing the last 5 years you will find copies of the terms, even copies of the entire agreements in some of the filings, and we all also own retail shares we bought OTC since then, and we know who among us has most of the shares. I have relatives that own many shares of MVTG. We all also know the CEO. We all thoroughly checked out the CEO, the Inventor, and the facts long before we bought shares. It is also noteworthy that the CEO is very picky about who he sells new shares too. He only sells to people like me that he knows will hold for the long run. Things happen and every once in awhile someone needs cash, a death in the family, estate sale....serious illness...and some shares hit the street. I got lucky (sheer luck and tying up cash for 9 months on a low ball bid) twice in the last 5 years and got some cheap shares the one minute those shares were sold. That was the last time anyone saw any of those shares besides me smile
That was also at a time when MVTG had no issued patents, just applications, and at a time when MVTG had no major paying partners like Alstom. There are way too many of us with deep pockets ready to buy at a dime to ever see shares under a dime at retail again. Way too many things that have happened as was planned in the beginning by Larry, that were in the original business plan, that are now done, for anyone to bail out here except for an occasional small sale.

A major PR of something like an Issued US patent, or 3-4 new patent applications being filed is all that is needed to spark a huge rally in MVTG.

Like I have tried to tell you, MVTG is not a square peg you can fit into a round hole like most other stocks.

This is a very tight nit little family of dedicated long term investor longs here that know each personally, and that know all the facts about MVTG, so there is no mystery behind the veil with MVTG, unlike most other stocks. Trying to tell us that we do not know what we know is not a good idea.

There are no flippers here. That is why the volume is almost always very low. Few sellers. I recall in 2011 that the entire volume traded that year was something like 5 % of the OS. I waited at the bid in 2009 for 9 months before I got a single retail share in my early days investing in and vetting MVTG. That was the year the weekly volume was about 300 shares a week for 9 months.