MskiHntr: Thanks for your DD on post #976. If more SI members would take the time to check out the profile and previous postings to other threads that are easily available, their evaluation of any person's contribution would certainly be easier.
Let's face it folks. If you have been around SI, lurking or posting, for any time, you know what happens. I and others have said it here. The bashers will come when they think the stock is about to make a big move and attempt to ruin the quality of a thread with argument and unfounded distortion of the facts.
They have an agenda. It's as simple as that. And, unfortunately for many threads, they have a right to be there as much as supporters do.
What has been so nice about this thread to date is that the vast majority of our participants are sincere, honest people who share information gained through their DD willingly. Why?, you may ask. Because we have a common goal of making money on our investments. Nobody wants to lose.
The same holds true for the bashers. If they are spending the time to try and disrupt a stock thread, you can bet they have a goal as well. Trying to perpetuate a decline in stock price can be worthwhile financially for a number of reasons, most prominent of which are shorting or buying more shares on a dip. And there is nothing wrong with that! I just don't agree with their methods. Most of us have seen some supporters on other threads become bashers,sometimes overnight, and it is only the ones who have been there awhile that know what they are doing, and probably why.
Remember, their strategy will be to disrupt the thread through argument and distrust. Recognize it for what it is. The theorem, "For every action there is a reaction," need not apply here. Unfortunately, not responding to their posts does not drive them away. Again, depending on their agenda, if one basher doesn't get the desired result, they will gang up on us. One (or more) will play the role of pumper and one (or more) basher. The pumper throws out unfounded "facts" and the basher then has a "valid" arguing point (and vice versa). The ensuing written confrontations can certainly serve their purpose to disrupt and deceive.
Everyone has their own investment strategy. Shorting in penny stocks, where legal through accounts outside the U.S., is another way of playing the market. They take a chance, as do we. If it pays off for them, they made the right decision. If not, they take their losses while we are gleeful on the other side of the coin.
For those new to NSKY and this thread, do some research on the poster before forming your opinion on what he/she is saying. And, above all, make your OWN decisions based on the best information you can acquire, pro or con. Try not to be influenced by me or anyone else who has a vested interest. Consider our posts as contributory DD.
Consider the sources and then consider your actions accordingly. Lets hope we are not sheep to be led without first considering alternatives.
And again, despite what anyone may say about "holding long and strong," everyone has their own strategy. We have seen a 400 percent increase in this stock since it closed at .007 on June 26. If someone decides to sell half, or all, of their position and take their profits, good for them. They may have acted on intuition or a pre-set goal and should not be chastised for doing so. Except for MM share acquisitions, for every buy there has to be a sell. Whether that is a small or large exchange is of little consequence. It helps the volume and increases interest.
IMO, and based on my own DD, we have a good company here with great potential. Form your own opinion and act accordingly. But don't let the bashers scare you way. If they show in numbers, let them argue among themselves. It won't change the potential of company one iota.
Good investing to all...
Donster |
