Well, Achiever says I can’t do math! “Hey Gal and Lisa and those following that dumb rhetoric….50 to 3 billion in a year? ROFLMAO! Thanks for that piece of comedy…let me help you….if you look at a calendar….you will see (maybe) that 60 days is equivalent to 2 months. There are 12 months in a year….. Now for a little third grade arithmetic, namely something called division…I hope third grade math doesn’t pose too much of a challenge…. 12/2 = 6 So – PROVIDED THE 60 DAYS HOLDS TRUE AND THERE IS NO GUARANTEE IT WILL AND PROVIDED NO $$ LIMITS ARE PLACED and I don’t see how that won’t occur- if one would just throw everything back in (not advisable for ANY situation – the 50% repurchase approach is there for a reason) after one year starting with 50 you would have just over $13 million….” Dang. Achiever is right. In a year you get eighteen doublings, which is indeed $13,107,200. Holy smokes! To get to $3 billion, you need 26 doublings. I said that would happen in a year. But Achiever is right, one year gets you only eighteen doublings. So let’s take stock here. Lots of folks have said that Demeter and I have said hateful things. Not true. Nor have we posted anything about sheep on the https://facebook/NonOfficialAchieveCommunity page. It is true others have, but we have not. That’s the price of that page’s no-censorship policy. Everything Demeter, his brother and I have said has been, without exception, polite. Including all the “thank you’s” at the end of our postings. So looking at Achiever’s numbers, the $50, left alone for one year at the old-school 60 day cycling time, gets you $13,107,200. That’s what *he* calculates, and I see where my math error was. Thirteen million, for one guy’s $50, in one year, means Kristi would have to then pay thirteen million. How can you believe that? If there are a thousand people with $50, letting it ride, that’s still thirteen billion dollars. If they take out half at each distribution, you’re still in the billions. And there are people here who believe that there are many more than a thousand shares (positions). So it has to be in the many billions. This is using Achieve’s numbers! Again, my original calculation was wrong. Now, let’s look at the maturity and anger levels. Mine should be evident – I calculated wrong and got a ROFLMAO from Achiever. That’s probably justifiable. But I’m admitting where I made the arithmetic error. But then Achiever succumbs to his anger and immaturity, and uses third grade insults to go along with his third grade arithmetic. Why does Achiever need to respond childishly? Does it make him, and the other people who have the belief in Achieve, look good? Here’s a challenge: since Achiever and I now agree on $13 million for $50 in a year (at the old, brief, wonderful run rate), is *that really believable to you? I’m using *his* numbers. Again, thank you.
Posted on: Tue, 13 Jan 2015 06:32:14 +0000
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