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Originally Posted by Rcourt64
where you familiar with all 8 of them?  |
I'm familiar with all but two:
MLDS
and while I know who scores is, I didn't know they were trading.
at .007. I don't see that it's very serious at this point.
Looks like the money boys sold their chunks back on May 3, 1999. After that, it just slowly died.
The one I think is funny is
IBDI. First off, the symbol changed to IBDIE
Now THERE is a good investment, right? Let's see....currently .002.
Yep! VASTLY overvalued.
I'll betcha there are a few people here that would like to see them slide under a bus and die, eh?
:-)
How many times, is this same group of people gonna rip off the industry before people stop falling for their shit?
But if your posting them as an FYI, then good deal.
Just goes to show, there are too damn few companies in our field that are public. I'm firmly convinced that if we had more companies listed, we'd get more "legitimacy."
Not quite so fast to have the feds swoop in on them if the boys on wall street are investing in them. Can't take grandma and grandpa's mutual fund money, now can we? That's not good at the polls. (or should I say GOOD at the POLES :-)
Here's another one to add to your list...in a round 'about way:
WDDD- Worlds. It's the tech behind red light center, the adult version of worlds, an early second life type thing.
Worlds dropped to a less than penny stock for a while, got delisted from the big board but is now a respectable 22 cents a share.
(I think because of the popularity of red light world, utherverse.com)
I bought into that one early, and have a decent sized chunk.
I'm very bullish on VR, for obvious reasons.
I'd like to go public, to raise serious capital, but it's just not gonna happen.
The things we could do!
And that's the problem. It's just so nearly impossible to do without spending huge amounts of money, which, if you had, you might not need to go public in the first place.
That's why I was hoping the adultvest thing would turn out to be real. I'm still holding out hope for something there, but my eyes are starting to glaze over.
It's the historical "the rich get richer, and the poor get porrer." In a nutshell.