Correct, I agree that the recent trading activity to be a matter of concern.
It would have been expected that the hype, both hearsay and official, would have enticed the market to look with interest onto Bourque Industries in a favorable manner, but that has not happened as BORK's volume fluctuates recently between zero and a hundred thousand.
Knowing that when one hundred thousand shares trade when the issued count is one billion sends a strong signal of no interest by the market towards this company. Additionally, when BORK's pps remains under the 52 high of 2 cents is also a strong indicator that the market sees no change in Bourque Industries status changing from being a failed company, which the sub penny to 2 cents these recent years has as an indicator for an empty shell.
Note: When one hundred thousand shares trade in a day that represents a hundredth of one percent of issued.
(aka) 1/100 of 1% (or) .01% (or) meaningless
These observations are seen as self-invalidating of Bourque Industries (aka, John Bourque's) stance to deny shareholders activity status of this company so that they and the market can gauge with speculation possibilities for this company. Once again, the recent suggestions supplied by Bourque Industries as to Kryron's potential are simply a cut & paste from the 2011 company web site that has remained unchanged to this day.
But then, past history of what Bourque Industries told investors became less than worthless as it lead to the destruction of investments into this company.
Conclusion: Unlike "It ain't over until its over." the Hurting in the Dark Shareholders can have "Its over until it ain't."
Conclusion: Until sales and manufacturing happen, everything else is nothing else.
Doug
Doug
