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To: Its_lose_not_loose who wrote (712)	5/23/2018 12:48:03 PM
From: arvitar	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1010

Of course none of the investors are to blame. Either Seymour and Diwan are stock fraudsters (most likely), or they are completely delusional and incompetent about everything other than their compensation. In either case, Diwan is egregiously negligent in his duties as an officer and director, and has been willfully abusing his roles in a public company to benefit his private company. All it would take is for someone with the money and inclination to sue these idiots back into the stone age.

To: Its_lose_not_loose who wrote (712)	5/23/2018 4:50:13 PM
From: NewMoney_812	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1010

I’ve made some stupid investments myself, just ask Arvitar. Gotta learn to bail fast. And penny stocks will probably take your money. Forget looking for massive gains, with a little diligence it’s easy to get 5 to 15 percent short term gains by just sitting on cash and waiting for some event that causes a market wide sell off, buy into that any company that should not be affected by the event and sell the recovery. And once you get a decent balance in your account, only play with a small percentage and maintain cash for sell off events. This has worked well for me.

To: Its_lose_not_loose who wrote (712)	5/23/2018 5:16:37 PM
From: NewMoney_812	Respond to of 1010

One exception to my method, I have owned shares of Square (SQ) from $17 and it’s now $60. I maintain a core position of that one and trade shares around it. I believe it will be over $100 medium to long term. I know how that $100 comment sounds but this is a multi billion dollar company not a pink shit startup.