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Mission Ready Solutions Inc V.MRS.H

Alternate Symbol(s):  MSNVF

Mission Ready Solutions Inc. specializes in providing government contracting solutions through its wholly owned subsidiary, Unifire, Inc. (Unifire) Unifire is a small business and an industry manufacturer and distributor fire, military, emergency, and law enforcement products. It has two business segments in the global defense, security, and first-responder markets: consulting and manufacturer representation. It also provides relationship management, product development, acquisition and contracting and sales and marketing support to manufacturers selling to the United States Federal Government. The Protect the Force Innovations (PTFI) division develops, enhances, tests, and pioneers new and advanced technologies relating to defense and personal protection. Its portfolio of defense and security-related products includes Flex9Armor and Tactical Shield Cover. It serves law enforcement, the military, government and other agencies through its various products and services.


TSXV:MRS.H - Post by User

Comment by ScarletSpideron Mar 17, 2022 10:54am
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RE:RE:RE:Mrs sp

RE:RE:RE:Mrs sp
sangneuf019 over the years I have come to learn and see it only one way it is great to be a shareholder looking longer term but it is better to be a shareholder looking longer term but one who also strategically trades shorter to mid term to avoid having all dead monies while your holdings are gaining value and to avoid dead monies to grow with more opportunities. This has been among the most frustrating stocks to hold because not once after collapsing from a dollar has this held fair share value so this is just stupid to keep getting nailed on 100 percent shares wasting one's time year over year. When one holds long term doing nothing you have way too large long term market risk and on top of that lose way too much time so you have to know without any doubt that you will make good enough monies justifying those long term holds. I held companies for 7 years made nothing off them directly in fact lost until I repositioned and made a faster profit and those companies went insolvent. This one won't but they have to go to the next level and stopped being cheated on contracts they more than deserved and earned. It is but a matter of time even so I would not hold more than 75 percent position longer term. If successfully pulling monies out with 25 percent that is my goal but if I need to use up to half I will allow that flexibility but that is not at all desired. The plan would be trade within and or between to keep systematically building shares and cash simultaneously. I have yet to do this properly and fully as I used monies for comics and just been holding. I also did not fully use bottom sell triggers recently or uptick profit points because aside from paying off some comics I have held knowing all my shares we overcorrected down when they are trading at 10 to 20 percent their 52 week high that is just stupid and not justified so I know they can only move up. That said if I sold and used monies for stocks not comics I would have built a really good share and cash position all good...need more discipline not to buy too many costly comics hard to sell actually but they do keep value especially Amazing Spiderman books.
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