Update On SpongeTech (OTCBB: SPNG)

by TomAllinder on June 26, 2009

Tagged as: Hot Stocks, penny stocks, SPNG, Spongetech

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1 Crowded Mind June 26, 2009 at 5:30 pm: Hi Tom
It is interesting how many fools are out there that have no idea about supply and demand and end up blaming the shorts and Market Makers for every single .0001 drop in the stock. It is very refreshing to see a sane person like you take the time out to educate these fools, and me . I learn’t a lot from your videos and have become better in my technical analysis of stocks using charts. Once again, thanks for the great work.

- Crowded Mind

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