every single stock in the new york stock exchange simply holds value because others think so.
You clearly known nothing about stocks, shares or economics. A publicly listed company has assets and issues dividends, that is what gives it a value for investment. Your tired parroting of every other shill account in this thread about how you can simply choose to 'believe' that Signatum is the same thing and, therefore, might appreciate in value, is as absurd as it is suspect.
I don't understand why you keep coming back to annoy our community.
My presence here is not to annoy 'your' community, it is to ensure that you, and the likes of you, are less able to fool newbies into believing this cut-and-paste clonecoin has value and is worthy of their investment. I have no reason to care whether it annoys you, as long as it serves to inform others who don't have the experience yet to recognise that you are either an ignorant fanbois suffering from sunk-cost delusion, or you are a scammer shill account.
Either way, your word cannot be trusted.
'A publicly listed company has assets and issues dividends'
Not all publicly traded stocks issue dividends. Therefore, your statement is false. 84% of the LARGE companies that make up the S&P 500 pay a dividend, but there are hundreds, if not thousands, of mid-cap and small-cap PUBLICLY traded stocks that do NOT pay ANYTHING in the way of a dividend.
As for a 'publicly listed company having assets' as if that alone is a virtue, assets are balanced out with debts and obligations. There are hundreds of publicly traded stocks in companies that owe more than they have in assets.
If you are going to try to sound smart, at least BE smart.
For me, I would counter your 'stock' comparison with the following two things that MANY companies can only DREAM OF...
1. SIGT has no debt
2. SIGT is not losing money
If you showed me a small or mid-cap biotech stock that has no debt and is not losing money - I will show you what is, in the world of investing, a winner.
