i think until you prove in this forum that your article will be well viewed and received..i view you as a person who only cares about showing you're the best so that you can grow your client list..you don't really care about others or public losing..you are about your own pocket only..the way you talk
I already bought from 13.5-15c waaay before your wonderful blog came out...conveniently on Saturday after 8+ mil shares already traded & price already jumped up on Friday...suspicious timing, just like Master, Danco, HoHup...all of which are mostly down(one unchanged) since they were recommended.
If you check my latest blog entry, I screencaptured the outline of the first time I recommended AHB to clients...back in Apr 2016...since then, we've made four/five rounds!
I can speak for myself as a newbie trader/investor that I have profited from this warrant over just 1 trading day. I’m just starting out as a day trader (after a series of unfortunate losing streaks last year). I read trends, so I came across this AHB warrant as its price was the most affordable to me given my limited funds, so I thought I could buy more lots and I’ll do a day trade since I know that this warrant is expiring soon.
I bought it at the price of 0.010 last Wednesday or Thursday and closely monitored it. I decided to sell it off the next day for 0.020. As a newbie, I’m blessed that I have found this counter because after a series of depressing losses, I was almost sure I was cursed by the stock market spirit. Now I’ve made my first realized profit so I’m very happy and feel that I still have hope.
I see a lot of tension on this thread so I’m just gonna share my two cents on this free, public forum. In my opinion: everyone has their own views, there is nothing wrong with that. But lets also learn to respect other people’s views as well alright? And if you have problems to raise, be sure you also walk in with solutions.
This platform is meant to enable users to share their own thoughts and opinions on their experience with the stock market in general, hopefully constructively too. The author has put a disclaimer at the bottom of the article, which I think is fair enough. I’ve profited from this even before this article was published, so I feel that I should share my experience too. I’m pretty sure there are many other newbie traders like me out there too. Peace out.
This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
Investhor
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Posted by Investhor > 2019-04-14 19:11 | Report Abuse
now the readers of the forum can see that you only care about your own clients and not the public in general
if you really care about the public..then prove it by doing write ups here on this forum for people to see and benefit
stop shooting down other people as if you're the best if you don't have the guts to prove it here