Oh WineOh...I think you are going a little overboard here. You aren't really telling it like it is, now are you?
First of all, you surely must be aware that penny stocks by nature are highly volatile and easily manipulated. The manipulation is very obvious here.
You surely also must be aware that one should not invest his/her life savings into penny stocks (or any stock for that matter). Pennies by most are usually paid for from earnings from other stocks. Pennies usually do not comprise the whole of a person's portfolio.
You surely also must be aware that one should not fall in love with a stock....any stock. While it seems that we, the investors of ARET, are in love with the stock....we simply realize the great potential this company has. Call it love if you want...I'm calling it insight and awareness of what the market will bear. I believe that mortgage financing to the target market is certainly within the realm.
You surely also must be aware that there are certain posters on the thread who ask the same questions over and over again, questions that have long ago been answered. It is a tactic, pure and simple.
You, in my opinion, are very wrong in saying that "this is the highest risk you will ever find in any stock". All stocks are a risk. To say this is the highest risk is presumptuous and I would ask you to back up what you said. Consider KTEL for a moment. KTEL is on the verge of being tossed out of NASDAQ for not meeting the requirements.
ARET is not a dormant shell. Read the numerous posts, read the news releases, call the company. ARET is very busy indeed. Please be so kind as to show me, as well as the thread, proof of dormancy. Real, concrete proof.
If you can prove anything you have said about ARET in your post then I will apologize to you.
If you cannot then I hope you will apologize to the thread.
If you can do neither, then you agenda is clear.
Regards,
Helene |
