Newcomer:
First, the "lady" is NO lady. "Barb" is a pessimist that hangs with short sellers like a groupie. If a stock price goes down "Barb" claims that the shorts were correct, whether they have any evidence to support their claim or not. By the time a Company has a chance to rid themselves of these low-life scumbags usually a lot of damage has been done to the Company and its shareholders.
I'll admit that some of their prey may be legitimate overpriced situations, but I've seen several instances where Company's with excellent prospects, but still in the development stage have been VICIOUSLY ATTACKED with lies, innuendo, and a flurry of abuse levied against shareholders who support these companies. Many investors avoid getting involved in companies with so much rhetoric and fear-mongering involved and they (the low-life scumbags) thrive on smothering legitimate discussions about the technical merits of a Company's plans and technology by screaming "Scam!", "Fraud", "Moron", and any thing else that they think will discourage shareholders.
The attacks apparently work which attracts more low-life scumbags to the battle which obviously makes it even harder for an average investor to maintain confidence in their convictions. Asensio may as well be the leader of a street gang. Attacking innocents without the chance of any law enforcement (SEC) action has got to be fun (and profitable), but what kind of person can do this, boast about it, and live with themselves? Low-life scumbags, that's who.
Bring it on..., low-life scumbags!
David |
