Yo guys! So what are we talking about here? Nobody's so smart .. I suppose I'm on one side, never paid MENSA, and think it's kind of silly, yet love Italian anything, including the language (anyway, took an IQ test years ago, and was told I'm pretty smart, but wish my stocks were as predictable as being able to decipher a little IQ problem -- would be much better off). Will you please cut out the personal stuff (I can spell great, but my fingers and computer don't always get along the way I intend).
Anyhow, just a note on INFE. I have met Tom Richfield, a couple of years ago when he took over the shell, and was beginning to build the company. Know less than nothing on how they have proceeded since and was interested to see them mentioned here (at the time, years ago, was involved with stock promotion, and I say this unabashedly, since I had no clue, and simply relayed news provided by the company.) He has stuck with this one (which had a very interesting mix of activity at the time, similar to now) so maybe - at last - something has really hit.
Give him a call, and ask questions. He was always a pretty decent guy, although mostly interested in moving to a share price that would support a comfortable life. Sounds familiar.
Please note, this is not an endorsement in any way. Have had no contact and not followed the company for 2 years.
In the meantime, hang on this thread. Love to hear the shading (and sharing) of what the difference between love and hype might be. Possibly "commitment" - i.e. long term long position.
Thanks for the explanation of the "short position" some MMs are put into, try explaining that to RMIL or IPMCF shareholders...or several others that I could name. Of course, as far as I can tell, in these cases, the company's hype was the share holders' downfall, and MM's simply made money based on their own assessment that the companies were weak, and others who tried to cry "wolf" here on SI were run off the threads. So much for calling a hyped stock a hype. |
