Replies to post #10556 on First Bitcoin Capital Corp (BITCF)

[newjackcity]

yup. know what you hold and don't rely on others to "help" you.. lol

At the very least research the author to know their history.

This is just the beginning of the company and its websites. things take time. they've told us there will other developments in the near future. Give them time to unfold as the WHOLE bitcoin industry is just getting started and more and more outlets are accepting them as legitimate currency.

[lineItemVeto]

Chessmaster said:
"by getting people to "panic sell" their penny stocks."

Most of these stocks crash on their own, after a run, without any outside help.

So why would an investor listen to the author?
Possibly because she has a good track record.

This is total BS here:"These unprovoked ATTACKS on the entire class of penny stocks are hurting seniors much more than they help. By pushing the "panic button" many seniors sell for a loss, while at least some of these pennies will again succeed on their own."

This ain't Fannie Mae

[janice shell]

I lived in an area of Fort Collins, Colorado, where there were many "WaterPick" millionaires. Waterpick had a humble "penny" stock beginning.

No it didn't. It was acquired by Teledyne in 1967. Teledyne was already public; its IPO was in May 1961. Ironically, one of the venture capitalists involved with Teledyne, Arthur Rock, much later got taken by Bernie Madoff.

And there is no comparison to Fannie and Freddie, who became pennies as a result of the 2008 economic crisis.