RE:TDMAN is way in over his head and here is a few reasons why
SamDiego wrote: First of all, one is safe to assume that the greatest percentange of current shareholders and prospective shareholders are reading his posts for one specific reason. Can I learn anything from TDMAN29 that would improve my chances of making a profit from owning some shares?
Hence, unless he is 100% certain that YFI will cease trading within 1 or 2 trading hours, and based on the narrative of his post to date, the answer is a definite no.
Why? Because the defined audience that is seeking these answers can range from someone who purchases this stock on the first day it resumes trading, or the next, the next, in continum to someone like Pandora who may have stock he purchased many years ago. So, may be it would be more prudent for TDMAN29 to display his skills in a more efficient understandable manner. How? First, he would have to revoke his recent previous prediction that the stock will not trade again and, then provide the odds of whether YFI will ever trade above the price it resumes trading at, within a time period of the next day, week, month or so on.
Why? Because his audience might be comprised of many shareholders who may range from that those who bought shares within a week from the halt, to long term investors such as Pandora. And, unless he knows Pandoras` CB he can not even make a wild guess as to how high a future price would have to rise before Pandora decides it is a sufficient profit and sells.
So, if there are others like TDMAN29 who are aspiring to more efficient, reduce costs, and limit efforts to produce a better product for their readers, you might consider to identify the size by numbers of your target customers for your post.
Per esempio: If by chance the greatest majority of readers on this forum are existing shareholders who have cost bases at, or near where we are at today, and given the opportunity in the near future to sell some or all of there shares at a profit, they would duly elect to do so, then at least say something pertinent to their ambitions.
Personally, I can not imagine why any one of these shareholders today, or any prospective shareholders would be the least interesed in 2016 and Rare Tech.
RoyallyScrewed is 100% correct when he messages to trade a stock with the implied intent to either make a profit, or minimze a loss if necessary. Obviously, any stock that suggests this possible opportunity at any time in preferably a near future window. would be a possible target worthy of consideration. Maybe TDMAN29 can find one for you.
Same claims, same business and same management. It's called history. It might not repeat but it will rhyme. It seems the majority of your posts are about me. I share my experiences and knowledge with this company and in general. These are my opinions gathered from years of ownership and research. Why is history not important to new investors? If anyone was buying a mining company shares would they not be prudent to see if the mine produced in the past? Are the people involved in the company not important? If your hiring a person would a resume with previous experience not be important in making an informed decision?
What's your adgenda here Sam? Why do you post these things that are meant to try and discredit me and my opinions? Here's a free life lesson. Hopefully it resonates.
"People who are intimidated by you talk bad about you in hopes that others won't find you so appealing."
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