Must Capital Inc V.MUST.H

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Yes, I can ask these things for you Derek because they are important things to know and understand what has happened. Please let me know what p&c stands for because at the present time I'm just not coming up with it. Let's see if Joey has a revised guidance and see what his best estimate is. The issue with stocks is that the companies don't always perform exactly the way that management states--sometimes they perform on par(even), above expectations as well as below expectations. Management always give their best estimates and stock write ups usually include a caveat that the stock result may materially differ...etc. Management are sales people and always talk optimistically because they want people to invest in their company and also because I believe they really believe they will do really well as that is what they set out to achieve but unfortunately reality is reality and a lot of the times companies especially pennies underperform and over promise. It is also not uncommon for lot of penny stocks to miss time deadlines and tend to over exaggerate that they are the "only one" "are a leader of" "leading edge technology" etc. trying to sell the investor that they are very unique and this opportunity is not to be passed on--this is very typical of penny stocks even though when one does further research they are not and a lot of stocks listed on the main Canadian and American exchanges have very similar technologies. Most pennies--99.999 percent of them are overhyped and will not accomplish very much unfortunately to say but they may achieve something if people pump them and are buying into them--remember most if not nearly all are in the red but survive on the basis of constantly being diluted and consolidating convincing the primary market (brokerage houses--insiders) that they have something that we at the retail end will like and invest in and despite the heavy long term loses these companies that manage to convince the primary market that people at retail will bite down survive. Unfortunately, there are a lot that don't I have invested in a few of those and lost about $500-$600 in total. With all this being said, yes, I will also ask if the company can provide an update to see where things are at. Derek, I am invested in two other stocks ibc advanced alloys and eguana technologies that literally promised that they would be profitable last year--neither have them achieved that and as a result investors have punished them as reflected in their share price. I am also invested in two companies that have literally promised pie in the sky game changing technology and after over 8 years in one and 7 in the other neither have delivered on what they have promised poet technologies ptk and natcore technologies nxt--I have held poet for more than 3 years and natcore for over 6.5 years--ptk was supposed to have something spectacular in 2012 or something thereabout we are still waiting although it has now started generating very modest revenues--it traded as high as $2.87 and got nailed down to .275 I averaged at $1.25 had to cut my losses sold all and then bought back again although again I have averaged a bit high. I sold my shares in natcore several times first time I averaged .75, the next .55 and currently at .31 and the equity is fortunately trading higher. Natcore had promised commercial revenue since 2010 and have yet to get it--but because people who very much like you bought what the company is selling their equity values are trading fairly high especially natcore without any commercial revenue although when both companies hit what they say they will be worth tons more--but that is the faith that investors like me are placing in them. Nevertheless, I am telling you this because as one poster who replied to you have stated it correctly just because companies don't hit certain things, over exaggerate, tend to get advantages of writing cheap pieces of paper in warrants and options for themselves and other insiders doesn't make them illegal because all of that is documented and unfortunately they don't need to inform the retail shareholder about raises as long as they are filed with iroc etc but out of keeping people informed they generally do but that is after the fact when they have already started executing things. The bottom line is one has to really protect themselves from getting killed in stocks--determine your entrance and exit points and follow them otherwise you will get killed especially if you buy and you hold all your shares--you can not do that--trust me that was me mostly in the past. If you would like to chat further pm and I can give you some tricks I use to try to keep myself profitable--it takes some space and time to explain so I will leave it off the boards. Unfortunately, one needs to look after themselves while investing because the company will always be optimistic and will typically encourage you not to be discouraged, however, we have to remember they get paid in both their salaries and free shares we don't get either other than buying and selling shares at the best price we can to make money (preferably). Hit me up anytime in pm and we can chat I will do my best to help you as much as I can so you may be able to do a bit better. I am however no expert by any means and at the end of the day you will have to make your decisions I can only suggest what I would do to the best of my abilities and will happy to do so moving forward. glta