RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Flippers and traders did what they always do.
I have to stay off the boards because after reading your response about plastine surgical all I can say how off the mark can you be!!! The company was formed in 2013 it is 2021. On average it takes companies 5 to 10 years to make profit with the first 3 years of any business being extremely crucial in that they will either make it or not. Now you are calling people a bunch of newbie investors you obviously have no clue what you are talking about plastine. You are very clueless I am actually quite surprised at how much so. Every business starts somewhere and if they are successful they systematically grow. So you calling this a small potatoes company may be so but tell me something a company that is small potatoes survives 8 years in and raises 18 million in capital doing so privately free of issuing shares and giving away good chunks and control of what it is is this good or not? Now the company obviously is doing something right to be booked for 25 million procedures a year do you think a small fly by the night company will do so? I can't even believe at how misinformed and absolutely wrongly see what lies ahead here. Plastine is growing has a very stable and successful private business that must be generating significant enough revenue to be operating paying out all costs and surely has to be profitable to keep going 8 yrs in. The capital raise obviously is to start to expand and grow most likely entering the medical device sales market and given if their operations are as successful as it is using older tech it sees opportunity to incorporate the newer and more effective and efficient tech available. So what does that mean? Well in addition to disposable single use items don't you think that the company will tap nxo for more advanced tech with stand alone portable devices sold to other hospitals? This small nothing of a deal has way far greater potential than your very limited vision right now can see and conceive you like all the rest who look only at the tangible which I had went at length to talk about will always miss what they are successfully built on. You go ahead and keep making your gains pingponhing market timing things bouncing in and out that doesn't seem like the best strategy where you are talking down to everyone else saying they are newbies. The better strategy is keep your core trade out on run such as this had a portion and determined amount leave the rest take the money either buy back or get another company like thrm if they are further ahead off the gains and sell on run keeping your core. What I see you doing to a good extent buy get upset sell full out redeploy and made your gains which is great but then you see a run say here come back buy lose money which is not. All rookie mistakes and all market timing which doesn't go too well. Better to leave even a handful vs yoyoing in and out. I will not say how many shares or what not but this yoyoing will not bring as much profit as you can make. Your strategy is awful actually and then you run companies down when they are still progressing. You wouldn't if you are as good at managing your shares as you think. Just being honest with what you have said and how you incorrectly see things. But you are not alone there are people yoyoing listening to people like you. Pretty sad!!!