The Dean’s SuperChirps Making Honors Students Some Honorable Gains
August 6th, 2009 Posted by The Dean 9 Comments »
Want real life examples of how SuperChirps are the best value on the internet for an embarrassingly low fee of $9.87 / month?
On July 15th The Dean sent a “SuperChirp” to 109 Honors Students. The message read:
“TheDean: I’m on the phone with $IVOB shareholders talking about an advertising campaign coming up soon.”
At the time of the initial SuperChirp, IVOB was trading at $0.10 and today the stock closed at $0.31 for a gain of 210% within 3 weeks.
Now its August 6th and The Dean still hasn’t taught the entire student body about IVOB!
And its not just 6 blockbuster blogs to be disseminated throughout all corners of the internet starting this weekend. The Dean is also planning:
- A 2 minute Micro Cap Movie that will be so amazing that The Dean’s competitors will begin copycats right away.
- An upcoming television segment on the Wide World of Stocks featuring IVOB in a segment that will never be forgotten.
- One Stock Wiki that will have people questioning why IVOB isn’t a $100 million company already.
All of this is coming very soon and Honors Students have known about it for 3 weeks already! What are you waiting for? It’s the Ivy League of Investing for an embarrassingly low $9.87/month!






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