Mission Ready Solutions Inc V.MRS.H

RE:RE:People Continue to Put Focus In the Wrong Place...

[ScarletSpider]

thanks Teddy. I got in cheap because of all the shanigans too the funny part is the equity is still cheap. And i have a good sense even though we got in cheap we will not sell cheap. I did however handcuff myself with my promise but once dealt with for me to get to where i stronly desire to be no matter how good a stock is 3 to 5 years down the line i will aggressively and actively trade up to 25 percent to get a double fast preferably in 6 months no more than a yr. As for the Nasdaq be careful in the initial goings when things come hot and off the promo hypes....the thing is brokers get in cheap through most likely bought deals and this tends to leave mixed feelings for long term share holders. They hate shares are being cheapened as the momentum of higher values gets hammered but they also understand the prestiege of Nasdaq. The answer to your question is relative depending on the foundations companies uplist on. Keep in mind when they do it is nothing short of an ipo for the Nasdaq so the prices come in very hot or can get hot again depending on the bought deals and corresponding news. I have one of mine just list and consolidate on a 5 to 1 it was .40 up but treading back only 1 inital 13 million bought deal at $1.40 traded prior $1.68 and people knew it would sink to $1.40 and less and it did but it made a bit today. Now i suspect more bought deals this is how you know Nasdaq or uplist is more than likely 9/10 i held acuity ad it had bought deals didnt uplist when i held it it inevitably did but all others i have seen did and if you see one bought deal here look out!!! But getting back when more come coupled with news prices are known to go ballastic take your damn money then 9/10 the prices crash. This is where foundations come in where the hammering down settles will very much depend on the future outlook and what thr company can do in revenue. The company i hold can be a real beast of sorts as it is a subscription base medical provider $200 or $299 a year membership for access to medical care and there may be a tiered system. If you read what the company did and built it is better understood will take too much room to here but if it gets 1 million out of 367 million Americans $200 mill and it will in time likely do so and crush it so it is about outlook in other words...to answer your question Nasdaq is either real awful or real good depending how you move initially...if you think huge jumps will last forever you will get drstroyed so people want fast money from new companies brokers 9/10 are like this so be careful...you take your monies great you dont you will regret it whem values get halved so say a $5 to $7 stock jumps close to $20 or hits $20 to $25 take yiur money it doubles or better take the money...by this some or all i will likely take some that way it keeps climbing you have shares gets hammered 9/10 it will you have monies in hand to buy at ipo price...yes it goes back down then trades normally. The uplisting is the time to look short on the jump after it is more or less normal. This is what i have seen when i have so i am not always wanting a Nasdaq uplisting and either here or elsewhere stated all is not as glitters as gold but if you understand the way things happen are not greedy or rather ignorant to the fact and saying what goes up must come down and that too what rockets up will come crashing down and it is your golden rule you will exploit the opportunities. As far day to day normalacy i will believe it will be but many not as much as on the juniors...it happens on the TSX main to levels i was surprised and disgusted by but you know what i say about Canada our businessez kill other businesses meaning brokers because they dont look longer term and the Canadian market is trading base which i dont like it cripples otherwise stronger performances by companies that manage to survive kills those that cant and could otherwise thrive and for this reason i say Canadians are stupid and why we are built the way we are branch plant country...meaning there are tons of companies that are multinational. I never liked all of Canadas stupidity in this regards minus Quebec they heavily favor their industries the rest do not and that is why we could never fully develop our own film industry. No one takes any pride no one wants to invest longer term and so we will be what we are. That said there is always huge talent and take film we have such huge talent the various places Toronto Vancouver and Montreal have massive Hollywood presence and Canada i will say not only where i live greater Vancouver BC is Hollywood North. In the US on the other hand it seems like they may support their businesses more but i dont know enough as to what goes on in the US market so i dont want to comment too much but no matter what i suspect manipulation happens there to a good enough extent when monies is involved absolutely. If i use the US subprime and i was pissed in learning this Goldman Sachs did something i forgot what that caused a huge problem they benefitted by in other words manipulated something in the US real estate market where the broader community suffered badly and they made huge profits i was livid to hear this it was on a US business it was ruthless. The drop in value in stocks right is for a large part due to money people as i said whining about the .8 borrowing under Trump to 2.5 from what they say projecting out. When they grab everyones shares come to accept the higher rates just watch what happens to share values. So if this ruthlessness from Sachs happens yeah guaranteed the US markets do get manipulated possibly just as badly. In other words if you know how to play the game manage your shares all this will nit matter but dont give any benefit of the doubt when monies is involved they dont call brokers money people sharks for no reason they all are so is the waters we swim in whether a pond or ocean wherever there are sharks there are sharks it doesnt matter just be good at playing the game...thats your only real defence.