Scratchgolfer0
2 weeks ago
McKvee: Your comments irk me, really rub me wrong! First of all, ALRTF was over .14 cents when the FDA news broke, in early 2010 the stock was over .30 cents, just last year it was (ask) @ over .30 cents. I am beginning to wonder if you are a paid shill to offer a "false pretense" ... possibly you have no shares and just seek to spew your negative spin(s) and attempt to disillusion others whom have invested their hard earned money to ultimately seek a winner. The LONGS on this board will ultimately prevail ... people like yourself are merely an outspoken "flash in the pan". Obviously, you seek attention here and won't quietly go away. I hope the sincere investor recognizes you for what you truly are and represent. If I was a genie, I would grant this board one wish ... "I'd make you disappear!" ***PRESTO***
gooferball
3 weeks ago
Agree, I feel pretty much the same about this one. I'll sit on my shares and [my daughter likely] will wait till they either fizzle to zero or else somehow pay off.
A couple of side notes: I spoke with Chan at one point, and I felt then, and still feel that he's a straight-shooter that's doing his 'best' to turn this sleeper into something that ultimately will pay off at least somewhat for himself and his shareholders;
Also, as far as complaining about complainers (a phrase with a definite inherent hint of irony in itself), one of the reasons I check out the boards is to be amused and/or entertained in some way. I suppose it's also one of the reasons I do most things. Not only do I find it interesting to expose myself to the gnarly/seamy side of things, and the opinions of those that may disagree with me, I also find these a necessary consideration when it comes to maintaining a 'healthy' attitude. And if I may, I'll use the analogy of someone that follows only main-street-media to form an understanding of the world and the role America plays in geo-politics, and refuses to at least consider the viewpoint of the so-called 'truth-seekers' on what used to be called the dark web, but whom now amount to many tens of millions of followers, that look and understand things in a completely different fashion. In any case, this person MAY be doing themselves (and others??) a disservice.
In any case, probably likely to only visit here even more rarely from now on, however, I did want to say while there's still at least a few listening, that MCKVEE MADE ME LAUGH more than once, and I appreciate being amused. God-willing insh'Allah I'll be eighty years old next month, and there ain't a damn thing in the world around me that does me more good than laughter (especially as I watch my 'leaders' and my neighbors slow-walking America off the cliff).
Hang tough, youngsters, good luck here and in everything else and maybe most importantly, do your best to keep smilin'. Just sayin'. Cheers!!
mckvee
3 weeks ago
I have a fair amount in 3 and 6 mo. CD's at 5+% returns on an annualized basis. Renewed them a couple of months ago. That's my hedge. Some still in bonds (yuck - I should have bailed out of those a long time ago), but the majority of my money is in stock equities. I keep about 4-5% of my money in cash. My f*ck around "roll the dice" money is stuff like ALRT, which admittedly has been a disaster. I did free up some roll the dice funds selling off AAPL and purchased NVDA at $85/share. It's done nicely, but so has AAPL since I sold it. Go figure.
Needless to say, I won't be rolling the dice with OTC's like ALRT ever again. After I get rid of the last 200K shares I own, it's all going back into winners. But that 94K shares I dumped the other day cost me few K. I tried an all-or-none sell on 295K shares at 0.016 - no bites. Dropped the price to 0.015 on a market trade and got a bite for 94K shares. I should just bite the bullet, set a limit price at 0.0125 on AON for the 200K shares left, and take my lumps. Should have done this a few years ago when I could have gotten my money back out of this deadbeat.
I still think Chan has a good product, but after 6 to 7 years of going nowhere with over $10K tied up in it, it's time to move on. Maybe there's still a pot of gold at the end of that rainbow, IDK. Don't want to wait any longer.