TFN Reader Grapevine: Is there GoldSpring in them thar hills?
Today's Financial News - Posted May 21, 2009
TFN eNews reader Dwayne F. sees GoldSpring, Inc. (OTC:GSPG) getting ready to move. Do you agree?
by J. Christoph Amberger
Baltimore—TFN: We at TFN consider ourselves a clearing house of good, solid, investment-related information. Which means we’re always glad to get tips or inside scoops from our readers. Since our editors are usually deep into their own research, we can’t follow up on all of the good information we receive. (Plus, our legal department doesn’t like us writing about stocks that trade at prices below $1.) So we just pass on the information to our readers.
You’re welcome to submit your favorite “secret stock tip” to us. Just one request: If you choose to contact us with a bit of grapevine… make sure your e-text isn’t all that cryptic!
“GoldSpring, Inc. (OTC:GSPG) started some climbing today and looked good. In all… do your research and see the potential in these penny stocks. And see what I see.”
Dwayne F., sent from iPhone, May 20, 2009 6:50:21 PM EDT
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May 21st, 2009 at 1:38 pm
GSPG climbs and sinks, climbs and sinks… If you look at it’s history that’s just what it does. There appears to be no correlation to anything they say or do, it just randomly pops up, then plummets. Maybe it’ll make money someday. Someday.