The Cheap Investor
2年前
horst, I agree with the last poster. You put in countless hours going through the financials on all the filings to keep us informed on what was going on with QUTR. I figured as you did, with Lazar owning over 700 million shares, he would do what was in his best interests. When that London-based billionaire company took over QUTR, I thought we would all be rewarded beyond our wildest dreams. Who could figure they would in turn, sell the shell to the present company, that has done nothing and appears to have no amount of interest in doing anything. I applaud you for putting all that time and sharing all this information with the QUTR investors. You never pumped QUTR, you just gave us the facts, and said it was our decision whether to invest or not. I wish you the best and I hope you are rewarded in your other ventures because you are an investor who cares about other investors. Good luck.
horst
2年前
Some of y'all are really too much. I just came back here out of curiosity to see if anything's happened with this turd only to find that some of you still blame me for your bad trades. Well join the club, because I blame me and no one else for my bad trades. I lost $30K on this. I did my best all along to find whatever information was available, and just like all of you, was excited when it looked like it was shaping up to be one of Lazar's better plays. MusicMan, you personally took my DD and posted it on Reddit and were engaged in all kinds of pumping on this stock - it's in your post history so don't deny it. Alex DeLarge took my DD and used it on Twitter to pump this stock, and we all know what happened with him. I was bullish on the stock but never told a soul to buy or sell it. Nobody's right all the time, and every last person here was shocked when the heavy hitters who bought this shell resold it to a trash company who let it die. You may recall that the minute negative news came out via filings, I was the first to vet it and concede that it seemed factual and true. Regardless, I started posting about QUTR when it was in the trips, and everyone who was smarter than I was should have cashed out for 1000% to 1800% gains. I made the mistake of posting too much and doing research that y'all asked me to do, only to get blamed in the end when it didn't pan out. Lesson learned. That year I found dozens of stocks that went up 1000% or better, most in the trips, and shared them all at the absolute bottom as potentially good stocks. What have y'all done that's helpful to anyone else?
After this fiasco, I generally don't post about stocks at all - I keep my good finds to myself. Next time the OTCs get red hot, I'm positioned to make millions and will likewise keep it all to myself.
GLTA,
H
inforthemoney2
2年前
I see we have some life...
I did find this on BORN.. First time I've seen any info about the company in the last 2 years. If you notice it has the same address before it changed to BORN in Daytona Beach.
COMPANY DESCRIPTION
Born Inc. is a holding company. The Company specializes in digital, data-led solutions to digitize retail supply chains and reimagine discovery and transactions online. The Company operates through its wholly owned subsidiary Alkeon Creators Inc. (Alkeon). Alkeon offers a range of business-to-business (B2B) solutions and software products that digitize tradeshows and showrooms, as well as Born.com, a platform connecting numerous luxury design-led brands with premium retailers. Its B2B subsidiary, Alkeon Intelligence, is a software as a service (SaaS) market-network combining content, community, and commerce to connect buyers and sellers through a platform, powered by machine learning it is dedicated to reimagining the discovery, transaction and connection of the B2B and business-to-customer (B2C) communities. It operates in approximately six categories, such as technology, interiors, fashion, beauty, sports and outdoor, and retail experience.
200 Magnolia Ave
DAYTONA BEACH, FL 32214
United States of America
+1 386 9442660
Sector
Financials
Incorporated
2006
Industry
Holding Companies