3D Eye Solutions, Inc. (OTCMKTS:TDEY) Slides Despite New PR

3D Eye Solutions, Inc. (OTCMKTS:TDEY) is retreating, in what for now looks like a short breather. But with the end of the week looming, we have to wait and see if the ticker will hold on- or plunge from the incredible peak it achieved in the past month. TDEY slid back 10% to $0.0148, on dollar volumes of above $662,000. TDEY1031.png

TDEY slides despite a new press release on October 30th, outlining the creation of a troubleshooting call center. Now, we have to wait and see if the company will have as much luck with its PR as in the past month, or if the pressure to sell will be bigger, obliterating the gains. LATF1031.png

TDEY announced its tech support would come from the Phillipines and the UK. We still can’t say how this would affect the bottom line, but TDEY insists that support teams are necessary for its expanding network of 3D content and services.

What raises further red flags is the strange grammar for the latest TDEY press release. And the so-called 3D broadcast network has still a “pending” status, probably dispelling the expectations that TDEY is ready to run a vast service.

The small Amazon.com sales also show that the activities of TDEY are disproportionately lower than the hype surrounding the stock. And the Facebook “likes” for a recently active page would hardly translate into bottom line results. Other than that, pumpers are silent for now, and TDEY may not see the rise that happened especially after the October 21st email. To compensate the lack of emails, investors’ forums hold enough hype to sway at least some investors into buying.

This stock selection is a rare double-zero that has broken with a relatively smooth trend. Others show more erratic daily price movements, such as newly active Novation Holdings, Inc. (OTCMKTS:NOHO), which was just about to dig itself out of the triple-zero levels when it started the new day with a setback.NOHO1031.png

Another company that attempted to present itself as rather credible was Latteno Foods, Inc. (OTCMKTS:LATF), and almost managed to stage another run before sliding to triple-zero levels, as not even medical marijuana held enough appeal for investors.

If you still believe TDEY has it in itself to gain to higher levels, it is still best to notice that the company grew nearly five times in a month. TDEY has a long way to fall, and on Thursday, the opening saw the stock go downward again. Now, TDEY will have to face another week-end as it tests investors’ patience more and more.

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