M @MarieModestybla

@aleabitoreddit Most people just follow without knowing what they buy.. I have been in Sive for some years now and when it’s volatile it is better to know the story…, it will be a good time further on

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M @MarieModestybla

3 months ago

@aleabitoreddit Is he going to make a new north korea of USA? 🤔

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M @MarieModestybla

3 months ago

@NingiResearch U sure it is a guy? 🤔 So not female? Or shemale?

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M @MarieModestybla

3 months ago

@aleabitoreddit Earlier you wrote that they would find a way to scare retail away.., I think you were correct.. I’m staying in…

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M @MarieModestybla

3 months ago

@FairMarketWatch @NingiResearch True!

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3 months ago

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revoAIution @revoAIution

3 months ago

$SIVE down ~18% today on a convertible loan conversion that was already disclosed in February. This is exactly why the Nasdaq dual listing cannot come soon enough. Actual dilution is 6 to 7 percent. The loan disappears. The balance sheet gets stronger. Nothing about the business changed today. The ~18% drop is Stockholm being Stockholm. Thin market. Thin liquidity. Fear of selling pressure from a lender sitting on profit. Stop losses cascade. Small cap overreaction. US institutions do not panic sell 6 to 7 percent dilution on something that was already disclosed in February. Irrational reaction. Thesis completely unchanged.