Today somebody paid $.5099/share for RWRDP.  That’s down from the prior sale of $.51/share.

I think it all happened because somebody saw that the ASK price was $.51/share, and they really wanted to be the low ask.  So they offered their shares at $.5099.  One ten-thousandth of a cent less.  I had no idea the OTC allowed such small differences.  As of the time the image below was captured, the low ASK is $.50/share.

 

It looks like it worked.  375 shares got sold.  While I’m sad the price dropped 1/10000 of a cent, I’m always happy to see trading happening.  It’s an indication of increasing liquidity, and that’s a “good thing”.

If one of our early investors sold those shares, they’re probably very happy.  Early investors paid $.045/share, so that would represent a 10X return.  This is what happens when you ask the crowd to help build a company, they can win just like venture capitalists.  VCs dream about 10X returns.

We’re not promising that anybody gets a positive return, but I do want to remind you that we’re raising money to fund new member acquisition over at iConsumer.com/invest.  When you buy from us at $.15/share, you get the exact same stock for which somebody just paid $.5099/share, and iConsumer gets the money to help grow the business.