RE:RE:3rd quarter...>>>>> :)MyScreen mobile........ 3 month 134.63% gain....>>>>> year to date 2003.45% gains
ecua you call this pumping, lol .... I call it free investing advice.
I thought you would be thankful not complaining and whining on this board.....
do your own DD .....
like I have said I did not advise you to buy INT .
I gave you and a few other complainers whining about their losses a way to turn your losses with INT in to a gain with MYSL..
yes MYSL is very volatile but in a positive manner..... when I gave you my opinion on MYSL it was under a penny around 0.005..... Felt sorry for the bunch I gave tips to.... one stated he mortgaged his house and in trouble with that...
remember "one hand washes the other"..
MYSL can be the solution... to put you back on track with serious gains, where INT will be a tax loss and used to pay for your gains with MYSL....
break it down for you..... "One hand washes the other"
one hand holds INT..... a stock that dropped from $3.30 to 4 cents..... say u paid $2.00 per share and bought 100 000 shares of INT = $200 000.00 and you sold.... then bought it back
under 6 cents or even at today’s INT SP 4.5 or 5 cents.... leaving you with a $ 200 000.00 loss and you still own your shares
on the other hand you bought 100 000 shares of MYSL at a penny like you stated or
even 2 cent..... it was under .005 cents when I told you.... look at the charts and old posts
so it would have cost $1000.00 or$ 2000.00 today’s MYSL SP is 6 cents and a little over a month from opening..... Say you hold this stock till end of year..... just say it’s at $1.50 (or a lot higher) and you sell (not hold till March/Aril 2014 or so as I have advised at the moment)
you would be up $149 000.00 and have to pay rough estimate 36% to government for taxes....
roughly $53 000.00 you need to pay to government.....
say if you held till March 2014 and sold.... lol I think you might need to pay taxes on your gains then.....lol... then your gains would far exceed your tax loss... you might have to pay a little in taxes cause your gains would out weigh your losses...
you submit your losses and left with $147 000.00 loss which you can carry over many years and continue investing and and when you sell with a profit your INT loss covers your taxes on your income....
that is how you work your loss into gain on not paying income taxes on investing......
MyScreen mobile........ 3 month 134.63% gain....>>>>> year to date 2003.45% gains