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17/07/18

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Originally posted by verce ↑

It's going to be an interesting quarterly – and they have surprised the market before as we witnessed in January.

In any case – as a general rule of thumb – if you write off every business that is not yet profitable, you're going to miss some amazing opportunities.

Abnormal returns require abnormal risk. It's just the way the market works.

Frankly, we've only seen positive news on both the NewCO2Fuels front and the Vivid Industrial lighting front. I think the fact we haven't got a massive cheer squad and less than 2,234 Monthly Visits on the HotCopper forum bodes well (by comparison BUD has 20,000+). The quiet stocks are the ones that have tremendous upside potential – not the 'Most discussed' ones on the sidebar that traders are already on top of.

Just my $0.02

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That's not 2234 people ~ just visits. How many of us have popped in more than a few times in the last month?

It's under the radar and without Verce's hard work on the research side of things, this would be completely under the radar.

VIV Price at posting: 5.7¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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