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I second that. I have gotten some PMs asking about this newsletter, or that one, etc. I do not endorse any newsletter, since I have no basis to do so and have my hands full doing my own DD. However, neither do I reject any newsletter unless it is an obvious P&D or scam. We are individual, independent investors, and need to learn to make our own decisions based on our own research. There certainly is a lot of free stuff provided on this thread, by myself and others. If you can, verify everything you hear or read. If you are unable to, and want to follow what someone else says, then accept this as your own decision and accept that added risk. My suggestion if you want to do that, is to see if what certain people or newsletters say comes true or not. I think the info we share here has pretty impecable credentials. As fas as naysayers, let them have their say. In time, if not already, you will see their fearmongering has no basis in reality. If I were to find anything contrary or negative to have basis, I would be the first to state so. The last thing I would want is for people to invest their money in a company because I am saying it is solid, when I know there is something wrong, I could not live with myself in that case. So far everything with MTEI is even better than when I first invested. The only thing that worries me, and it has since day 1, are the MM shenahigans. However, this is a short term day to day problem, not something to worry about in the long term. What are they going to do, keep a 100M or 500M company at a buck a share? Give me a break. Wall Street would be over MTEI like bees on honey. That is why I don't worry about MMs, becuse I am buying into a half billion dollar company at some point in the future, don't know when but sooner rather than later. And at a buck a share. Hilarious. |
