When a company's share price experiences a short-term dip, it's not a loss, especially when the future growth outlook is exceptionally bullish. Take Capricorn's investment in SPENDA, for instance. Currently transacting at 100 million per year, once Capricorn fully onboards, SPENDA is poised to skyrocket, projecting transactions of 3.4 billion annually. Its just a matter of time and we are getting very close now.
This dip in share price merely represents a temporary market sentiment, overshadowing the immense potential SPENDA holds.
Astute investors recognize this as the perfect opportunity to buy into a company with explosive growth prospects at a discounted rate.
By focusing on the bigger picture and the substantial future gains awaiting, investing during these dips can lead to significant returns in the long run.
We all know the bounce is coming imo.
Imo dyor & relaxation
Just practice relaxation as we watch the company continue to post record quarterly results
21c to .007 is not a Short Term Dip, page-3
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