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Comment by markcubanon Mar 09, 2018 11:16am

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RE:RE:RE:RE:Hate to admit it but:::::

*buy

markcuban wrote: No doubt., but the rest of the story is irelevant if you by stocks like DYA at 5 cents and AAO at these levels. No need to chase.

shirtlessagain wrote: with all due respect you didn't finish the story so I will, less than 1 year later those who held DYA or purchased it became bag holders seeing over half their investment disappear, leaving DYA sitting at 37 cents from a buck, not only that but the stock is still in decline if you look at the chart and could VERY easily see 20 cents or less before too long. I sold at 86 cents not long after it bounced from a dime a year and a half ago. I can tell you this much, I would rather buy AAO at 2.5 cents and watch it trade to a nickel and drop back to 2.5 cents than buy it for 80 cents and watch it drop back to 37 cents. so not really a great example for me...............

markcuban wrote:

Disagree. CEO directly and indirectly owns nearly 45% of the outstanding shares. He hasn't sold any in the open market in years. He's not the one flipping for 2 or 3 cent gains.

Even disregarding that fact, as a comparable, this equity has the same number of shares as DYA. I was in DYA back in a PP in late December 2005 @ 5 cents. Back then, the stock had half the number of shares as it does now, still well over 100M (around the same number of shares in AAO currently not held by Alan), but it was in a constant trading channel of $0.05-$0.10, with the occasional pop to mid $0.20's, but with thin support. Price would inevitably drop back down to $0.05 time and time again. Fast foward about a dozen years later -- the company was able to put together a string of solid news releases, disclose partners names and dollar figures in deals, including a voluntary insider share lockup. Price was finally able to break it's decade-long resistance and make a big move.

IMO, this stock simply needs a solid string of news with names of partners and specific dollar figures attached (on the Foxtek side), more accountability with timelines, better PR (Agoracom sucks), and Pinetree to GTFO.