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Re: nosfelle post# 95470

Sunday, 04/06/2014 1:23:09 AM

Sunday, April 06, 2014 1:23:09 AM

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WHY A BFHJ NON STOCKHOLDER MAY BE INTERESTED

I'LL ANSWER YOUR QUESTION.

I'm here as a non stockholder because I am interested in discovering what Mr. Senkevitch has in mind. I didn't buy in to the pre RS action as it appeared to me that an RS was inevitable and I could not anticipate a profitable flip before one was initiated. As a 1:5000 you may imagine my satisfaction with my decision on that point.

While the post RS value was at $0.50 it is easy to see that BFHJ has currently worked out to be roughly a 1:10000 RS in effect. If anyone were to believe in Mr. Senkevitch, this would be an even better time to pick up cheapies. The problem with this is obvious, confidence in holding above 0.25 is not very strong and yet at the same time the volume of trading is very weak. A 2000 share day is equivalent to 10 million of the pre RS 0.0002s, which had been heavily accumulated. Looking at it in this light, I'd say that confidence remains pretty strong.

Couple reasons for strong confidence for simplicities sake could be many investors feel trapped in the hopes for gains and the other is a lasting commitment to the vision that Senkevitch is more than talk and simply filling his pockets off of a bunch of sub-penny players. Nevertheless, I will watch and wait for the moment I may feel like investing in BFHJ, or not. I engage all stocks that I have an interest in through discussion and on going "DD". I like to get to know my trade before I take a position and I remain interested in BFHJ. This is why I am here without having been or currently being a shareholder.

Just stop...I haven't seen any proof that Senkevitch, since he took over, isn't trying to build on a developing-stage company with his two college buddies.

I realize that the rs was quite the capital restructuring of the century, but the fact remains that the company is executing on its originally-stated project goals. An example of this is the co-development of the 1355 First Avenue project in NY.

Obviously, time will tell if Senkevitch is worth his $400k salary. Solid foundations aren't built overnight, or even within a few years at times. It took me approximately five years of building my company to reach a P&L genuine comfort level .

Frankly, I don't quite understand why some of you folks who hold no BFHJ shares are here, since the stock is no longer a flipper's paradise.




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