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I filtered that Debbie Downer. He contributes nothing of value, and was easily silenced. Life is too short to live in his dark world. Stay the course, and pick up shares on the dips.
When a constant glass half empty person, misses telling everyone else they are miserable. The only thing "big" is a need to complain. Move on, and I put you back on filter. The rest of us are keeping our glass half full, and enjoying the potential.
Down 12% in US, but on 60k volume...lol. So as normal, nothing in the news.
Yes, Greenlanteren64 opinion is more than irritating on this site. I believe his intent is to manipulate with negative opinion, and purposely push down the stock price. He then acquires more as a bottom feeder. His opinion changes nothing, and is like a gnat swarming around on a hot summer day........annoying, but harmless. Swat him away with a quick filter. I keep him open, because he is proof this investment will skyrocket soon enough. The more he b*itches, the more we all gain. The world needs negative bottom feeders.
My answer would be Bryan Sheffield. To the tune of 10 million dollars. Why would an industry expert, worth over a billion in net worth, buy into Falcon like he did? To me, that is the signal I was looking for.
I would agree Green, if this investment was normal. But it is not, and never was. We are actually lucky, given the snake oil salesman and his boy wonder Kip that pitched this investment of a lifetime to most of us.....lol. We fell into the Beetaloo blindly, and in my opinion will see a significant life changing event for those that can stomach the ride. I can't remember a "year to year" or "decade to decade" for Falcon that hasn't been disrupted. Bruner bs....moratorium....zero infrastructure....pandemic....changing politics....greenies galore....ect. But thru it all, the asset potential hasn't changed. That matters much more than a stock price that has had no logical movement up or down in it's history. What matters is the end result. How much we sell for will be all that mattered. Stop thinking Falcon will ever be normal. Past predicts future. Smile....be happy!
People are not bailing. Low volume day traders are selling, and the crappy algorithm is at work. Day to day price does not matter. Those that believe already bought. Those that don't already sold. Just sit tight, and stop watching the daily price. Given all the real asset success signals that matter, we are all in the right place to see a windfall. As I have said for 13 years, never buy with funds you need to retire, or 2nd mortgage your home for Falcon. The world (those in the US for sure), are seeing what happens when politicians make uneducated decisions on energy. In November voters will speak loudly. The world needs the Beetaloo. :)
So vote "NO" to the options. I did. Speak with your vote, and not with opinion.
Green......87,734 times? Only a few short of your negative whine like an infant comments about Falcon on this forum. What those comments make you feel is beyond most of us. You live in a constant state of negativity. I find it rather sad.
Many of you focus on daily stock price, as a determination of asset value. In the US this morning, folgf just dropped 12% in value on a sell trade of 37k shares...yes, 37000...lol. If ever you needed proof of the lack of value validity for how this stock trades and is priced, this my friends is it. An algorithm built on nothing of truth, and simply on math with no human vision. I have said it a dozen times or so on this board. Falcon asset value will be based on an end result. The key is to wait on the asset to fully develop, and of course pick up more shares if you understand the risk.
At this time, I could care less about POQ. He is the approved leadership for us (that is not changing), gets paid way too much, and sticks his head up out of the hole when really necessary. I believe he has a deal in place, but until that is announced my words are nothing. What is something?......a huge something? His name is Bryan Sheffield. Do you really believe this billionaire would have put his money on a dead horse? No way. Sheffield knows the truth about our asset, and put his millions in play. My opinion? This is going to be a bigger return than we all thought. $1 isn't enough for this guy........He invested because he expects much larger returns. So sit tight, or continue to roast POQ. I believe he reads our words, but could care less given his own depth of knowledge about what is really happening. Falcon is the right place to be. :)
The perfect time for you to sell your shares, and rid yourself of the pain and suffering. Or fly yourself to FOG headquarters, and throw down with POQ....lol. Really, sell and move on. You post continually of the big facts that upset you. This asset and future value, requires big vision as wells as big balls. Not for you..........Good luck.
The perfect time for you to sell your shares, and rid yourself of the pain and suffering. Or fly yourself to FOG headquarters, and throw down with POQ....lol. Really, sell and move on. You post continually of the big facts that upset you. This asset and future value, requires big vision as wells as big balls. Not for you..........Good luck.
The asset has not "wobbled". Posters who love to post, day traders, impatient seekers of a penny stock windfall wobble. The smart buyers....the Sheffields....bought for a reason. A "cheering section" isn't necessary. Follow the money. Understand the asset as it relates to the energy crisis importance to the world. Knowledge is power. Fear mongering is an excuse to fail. Be positive.
It drops on very little volume. The final buyout price is what really matters. Sheffield's financial commitment is proof of potential. Daily price watching is for day traders.
Then your choices - 1. Sell your shares, and remove the daily stress of holding Falcon. Many others are waiting to pickup your shares and daily frustration. 2. Create an investor movement to remove POQ (not going to happen imo). 3. Realize Sheffield does not invest in a loser, expects to make millions upon millions, and hold your shares understanding this is far from over. 4. Continue to complain to a handful on this board that will listen, and enjoy the free therapy session. I am sorry, but the same posters rant and rave about the same things daily. Broken record syndrome. I wish you all the best, but this glass needs to remain half full guys. Maybe walk away from your computer for a few days, weeks, or Falcon dog years....lol. Smile....it will happen. You will be rich (or maybe your kids?...or maybe your grandkids?) Or maybe God decides to return, and we all could care less right? We only lose, if we choose to lose.
Algorithm is crap. No logic in how this stock moves day to day, and the share price. Follow your plan, and hopefully you sellers can get back in when it takes off. I accumulate little by little. We are looking at a couple bucks a share minimum when we get purchased.
No....I missed nothing. Your "point" is irrelevant to me, given I find no value in it. I can't assume how much $$ is too much for any other investor. Nothing personal, but this is about taking financial risk in a very risky oil and gas venture. You also have no clue what the "great return" might be, and neither do I. It will be what it will be. I doubt you have a crystal ball, and neither do I. It is really rather simple Longknife. Assuming time is not in your control, you have to have the balls to take the risk. I don't whine about my investments, because I understand what I am invested in. Finally, I so believe in this investment that I buy often on the dips. So my "great return" doesn't go down with time, given I accumulate more at a lower price. I expect a return on my investment, that far exceeds what my $$ would have done otherwise in the market. If I lose?....so be it. I also won't whine. I understood the risk, and followed my own advise.
Of course......if I comment on this board, then regardless of my holdings I should be able to expect a reply (positive or negative). My opinion on this board has always been consistent. Never buy more Falcon shares than you can afford to lose. Never mortgage your home or borrow funds to buy Falcon shares. Falcon isn't for the faint of heart, or those sensitive to time for their investment. Falcon is all about the end game, and the journey along the way is going to hurt. I am sure many on this board could buy and sell me. Who cares?......I don't. Why?....I have been in this investment for 14 years. I have never sold a single share, and have bought on the dips dozens of times. My risk, and of course my reward. Feelings don't matter when you invest in something like Falcon. End result only matters. I expect a rather large return on my investment. So should you.........
If you post on this board, then you are open to replies on this board. One could easily just sell their shares, and not post an obvious complaint about the pace of the work. Anyone involved with Falcon for any length of time, understands they work at a snails pace. This investment requires great risk, and isn't for the sensitive.