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10/07/18

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Originally posted by eirexpat ↑

Hey @Hunterr, they see the potential but they are professional sellers. They buy and sell everyday and dont care about long term potential. Its all about making a bit of profit anywhere between 5% to 10%, put ten thousand in the bank for the day/week and look at buying in when there crownies (down rampers, who they pay off ), bring it down a couple of click and then they buy in once its down a few notches. There is so much more going on behind doors that we will ever know about.

So hang in there fella (or not), this could be massive when you look at their competition and I believe they are just as good fundamentally and technically. They are building the company exponentially, partnering is growing and agreement after agreement. Revenue will come and so will the investors in my opinion.

Its the market and maybe they need to word their Anns with a bit more understanding in them for the bloke next door, so he gets the enormity of what they have achieved!

AIMHO PDYOR

Good luck...

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I have no intention of selling a Singel share I'm probably one of their biggest supporter and believer in SAS and management.
Once the globasat deal comes I think it will bring good sentiment back and these contracts from Africa.
I'm not a bad person but I hope the people that are trying and succeeding in bring the SP down look back when this is up up and away so they can kick themselves they can make their $1,000 profit now but what could it be if they just held on.

SAS Price at posting: 7.8¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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