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Thank you Tbennett for your response to my question.
I hope you and yours prosper greatly on QASP
DomBono
Hi Geezy,
It would be nice to see a higher pps before 2010...
I wonder why volume is so light today. Only 2.5 million shares sold in a little under 3 hours?
Me 5, this is a real fodder mucker!
And you sir are one of the most Honest people I know except for Abe Lincoln!!!!!!!
Over 4 mil in 6 minutes of trading!
Are they walking in down already?
.0164 - .0165
Surfguy
Email me @ DomBono@comcast.net
"I see good things for the company in the future and nice returns for the faithful."
HALLAHFREAKINLUA!!!!!!!!
Without a doubt one's patience is tested with this stock...
Maddy was does JOB stand for?
I wish you and everyone nothing but the best of luck!
GO QASP!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am also trying to support the ask not the bid. However, to answer your question I thought it was important for me to average down (like the rest of the others on the board)
All I see everyday is how so and so bought another X shares.
Damn I pull the trigger once and I am the one being chastised?
What the he** are you talking about. I put in an order at the ask, NOT THE BID!!!
DO YOU HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THAT GENIUS?
Just got 371,200 @ the bid .0133.
HORRAY!
Surfguy,
As a "multi million' share holder in QASP, what are your thoughts regarding what samplecave just posted?
Do you have more doubts now...
DomBono
In regards to Monday AM...
Many of us are looking for something positive to happen Monday morning.
As many have said there were reasons for what happened with the pps Friday with unbelievable news.
Please do not let anyone steal your shares, even if the pps starts going south. Even though we feel that others have had the opportunity to see the news this weekend and many new buyers will appear, this could/should gap Monday.
However there is a possibility that the shorters may drive this down some more before we pick up steam.
Stay strong and IMHO we will be greatly rewarded.
GLTA
Hey Bobbott,
Just might take you up on your generous offer. I live pretty close to you in Marco Island...
Enough already! I have never been to a more defensive board than this one.
For God sake, all the guy wanted to do was to introduce himself and for someone to give an opinion. Is that a reason to give him the third degree?
When I first posted I didn't even receive an hello from anyone.
Despite that I am still a believer in QASP and feel strongly about my investment.
Fasten your seatbeats. I think we may be in for another bumpy ride!
Not for the weak of heart.....
Hey Surfguy,
Congratulations on your purchase this morning... Possibly the same friend who recommended you buy also gave me the same info.
I posted early last week and the only reply I received was from Makamai. I actually inquired about the possiblity of an R/S which I do not think will happen.
This is the most upbeat board I've ever seen. I am hoping that most everything that is being posted is accurate and everybody isn't drinking the Kool-Aid.
I too cannot figure out why the pps (with all the positive news) has not gone up. This buyback is obviously one of the major reasons it's being held down.
GLTY
DomBono
Good morning all.
I bought in on Friday @ .023 & again this morning @ .024. I took some time and did my DD and read the IHUB board and felt comfortable in adding this morning.
Extremely happy to be here. I do have one concern, the dreaded R/S...
Having been in the pinks and the otcbb many times before I have seen certain dreams turn to nightnares when a company decides it must reduce their shares (usually to get a higher pps and attempt to get on one of the big boards)and a reverse split is born. In most cases R/S reduce your share value over time.
Any opinions would be welcome. For now, I am thrilled to be part of all of this!
GLTA,
DomBono
Excellent sarcasm! You had me going for a while...
Glad to see your not taking our bashers too seriously.
W6, you have me baffled...
One minute you are ripping our resident bashers, the next minute you are in agreement with them?
First you compliment the company on everything they have done to date, then you start ranting about 'painting the tape" and other things you are not happy with.
Please come clean, are you behind or against MDOR???
Not sure about Larose, but Michel Boux is still listed as a member of the BOD on the website...
MDOR Management team
Board of Directors
Joseph J. Glusic, President & CEO:
Mr. Glusic was appointed President and CEO on December 31, 2007. Prior to this date he served on the MDOR Board. During his previous career he had been mostly involved in activities associated with the production, monitoring, processing and ultimate disposal of hazardous and/or radioactive wastes. He was an employee of both private and public companies and consulted to a variety of institutions that included public, private and governmental agencies. Clients included Nuclear Utilities, Architect Engineering firms, and Governmental Agencies. His responsibilities have included design, operations, management, and principal ownership of companies associated with these types of functions.
Mr. Glusic also has extensive experience evaluating and developing numerous processes and technologies utilized in the handling and processing of various types of waste streams. He has also written and developed technical and regulatory documents supporting testing, operations, and reporting requirements. Mr. Glusic has also been involved in the acquisition, financing, marketing, and sale of real estate and has a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Illinois. He has attended various academic and professional educational programs throughout his career to enhance his technical and managerial skills and has been licensed by several government agencies, as required to perform his primary functions and achieve his goals.
Michel (Mike) Boux, Vice President of Magnum’s Canadian Operations:
Mr. Boux holds Bachelor’s Degrees in Mining Engineering from Laval University in Quebec and in Microbiology from Université de Sherbrooke. He has extensive knowledge in high quality rubber powder production and is very familiar with most phases of mesh size tire reduction. As an Independent Consultant Engineer, he has conducted feasibility studies for new tire recycling plant start-ups and has studied and provided analysis on the tire recycling technology and equipment as it relates to the worldwide markets. He has performed studies on raw material availability and the needed environmental permits involving shreds, tires, and other technical rubber compounds like EPDM. He has experience working with regional government agencies and has provided risk analysis and recommendations for other clients. As a Process Engineer with over 14 years experience, he has been involved in the research and development of new construction products using DC plasma and plasma coatings. He took an active part in the organization and creation of the company Plasma Control, Inc. He also has experience in the writing of reports/ratios to obtain all available governmental subsidies and R&D income tax credits.
Team Leaders
Bryan Brammer, Corporate Director of Business Development
Bryan Brammer comes to the Magnum team as the Corporate Director of Business Development and Chief Operating Officer of Magnum Recycling USA. His responsibilities will include the growth and development of new and existing properties in the Magnum Portfolio. Additionally, Bryan is directly responsible for the day-to-day operations of all US property production. Bryan has over 10 years of operational experience in the Gaming and Hospitality space including executive management roles in Gaming Operations, Business Development, Research & Analytics, and Compliance. His experience includes operating and managing multiple properties and revenue centers with 250+ team members per location. Bryan is a graduate of the University of Northern Colorado where he received a Degree in Business Administration with emphasis in Marketing and Economics.
Larry Hogan, Sr. Plant Manager
Larry Hogan has joined the Magnum Team to facilitate USA expansion (Magnum’s Colorado, Facility) plans as well as helping in the ramp up production in Magnum’s Magog Facility in order to fulfill the current backlog of orders. Mr. Hogan comes to Magnum with over 27 professional years in business design, set-up, construction and operations. He has helped in the development of large corporations in 6 western states including Hawaii. Furthermore he has constructed, opened, and operated over 20 successful businesses, and employed/managed 400 employees at a time. Larry’s education includes Business Consulting, Small Business Administration, and Culinary Arts from the University of Hawaii in Maui, HI, as well as, several Professional degrees In Law Enforcement from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA.
Carl Sabilo, Facilities Manager
Carl Sabilo comes to Magnum to aid in Facilities and Equipment construction and maintenance. His expertise will be utilized to ensure optimum performance of equipment and plant production during Magnum’s accelerated expansion activities. Carl is a seasoned veteran with over 25 years in civil engineering and heavy equipment material handling. His experience includes the maintenance and operation of several different crushing and grinding systems from the aggregate industry. Carl holds several certifications from heavy equipment manufacturers as well as a Class A Commercial Drivers License.
Kyle Pottorff, Business Manager
Kyle comes to Magnum with the primary responsibility of ensuring positive customer experiences and efficient business operations. His duties will include establishing customer service guidelines, creating IT order processing and delivery systems, and the management of the US operation Supply Chain. Additionally, Kyle will act as the primary IT professional as Magnum develops and designs its technology infrastructure. Prior to joining Magnum, Kyle was an active entrepreneur with a several successful internet retail businesses. Prior to owning his own businesses he worked in the Retail and Education industries. Kyle graduated from the University of Northern Colorado with a Degree in Political Science. During his time at the University he focused on State and Local government and is experienced with the political environment in Eastern Colorado.
Active Corporate Advisory Committee
Chad A. Curtis, Chairman of Advisory:
Mr. Chad Curtis became the President, CEO, Director and Treasurer of the Company on December 20, 2006. From December 20, 2006 through December 30, 2007 he headed the company and was instrumental in acquiring the licenses and technology the Company possesses today. From January 2000 through April 2001, he was employed by First Union Securities as a Money Manager and Financial Advisor. From April 2001 through December 2004, Mr. Curtis was associated with J.P. Turner & Company in the same capacity. In April 2005, he was retained by Pointe Capital as a Money Manager and remained in that capacity, on a limited basis, through April 2006 when he became associated with Markwood Capital, a division of Acosta Financial Services, where he remained until August 2006. He has, for the last several years, also been engaged in the acquisition and sale of pre-construction and post-construction residential real estate. Mr. Curtis has experience in corporate and financial transactions involving both public & private markets, developing startup companies, and real estate development projects. Mr. Curtis will continue as the Chairman to the Advisory Board for the immediate future.
Dr. W. Howard Chan:
Dr. Chan was formerly a Judge in both the Civil and Criminal Courts of New York State. As a Law Professor, he developed legal institutions in China. Since 1978, Judge Chan was senior advisor to China’s Governmental Ministries and Agencies. During that time he was engaged in developing international trade, infrastructure development projects, real estate development projects, direct foreign investments, and resolving international trade, investment & securities disputes. As an international attorney and partner at the international law firms of Graham & James and associate attorney at Height, Gardner, Poor & Havens, Judge Chan specialized in international commercial law and real estate law. During this time he was involved in corporate and financial transactions involving; energy resource development, real estate development, construction & finance, international transportation development, and finance for the aviation and maritime industries. Judge Chan was also engaged in international development of high technology, information technology and internet companies in China and the U.S. Judge Chan graduated with honours from Columbia College, B.A. ‘73 and Columbia Law School, J.D. ‘76.
Gopinath B. Sekhar
Mr. Gopinath B. Sekhar has over 25 years of work experience involved in Trading, Rubber and Palm Oil processing. His production process experience ranges from installation and up-grading capacity to running a wide variety of large production units. The last decade with specific involvement in rubber technology, development of processing technologies and application solutions.
Developed the 1st pilot glove and catheter deproteinization plant in Kerala India.
Co-invented with Dr. B.C. Sekhar the proprietary Deprotin mechano-chemical process for the removal of extractable proteins and residual chemicals from latex dipped goods (post production) to below detection levels of all accepted test methods.
Co-invented with Dr. B.C. Sekhar the proprietary Low protein Latex innovation which allowed for the production of dipped goods (examination and surgical gloves, catheters and condoms) with residual extractable protein levels below the detection limits of all accepted test methods by merely utilising the Low protein latex instead of conventional latex. This patent rendered the previously developed Deprotin patent obsolete.
Worked closely with Dr. B.C. Sekhar until his death on the successful commercialization and effective introduction of devulcanized compounds (produced using the Delink Chemical Reactant) into production of rubber products in full production batches.
Developed proprietary surface activation machine for bulk processing of cryogenic and ambient crumb using a wide variety of devulcanization technologies operating on a cost effective and energy efficient manner.
Honorary advisor
Dr. N. Natchimuthu
Dr. Natchimuthu brings a wealth of expertise on rubber and specific research on thermoplastics applications that will allow Magnum SRI to develop and exploit a whole new area of consumption for our products. His earlier work on existing recycling technologies and his current research on processed natural rubber scrap in TPE’s is of critical importance for the future of Magnum SRI, opening up an enormous market for our range of products that has thus far been technically out of our reach.
Carrying out fundamental research in rubber and plastics and now with specific emphasis on cryogenic and ambient crumb inputs to be produced by Magnum’s North American operations Dr. Natchimuthu brings strong credentials and adds capacity in terms of the development and implementation of the next generation of technologies.”
EPDM Rubber
EPDM Rubber compositions containing silica as reinforcing fillers and vulcanized with peroxides have been developed for Rocket Motor Case lining Applications. Performance properties for Rocket Insulation materials such as heat of ablation, thermal erosion rate and thermal stability characteristics at isothermal conditions were evaluated and found to meet the required specifications. Accelerated ageing studies on these materials have been carried out and their suitability for lining applications are evaluated
WORK HISTORY
July 2008 Onwards: Assistant Professor of Rubber & Plastics Technology, Anna University, Chennai, India
July 2006-June 2008, Vice President, B.C. Sekhar Research Centre, Green Rubber Sdn Bhd, Malaysia
Feb 2005-June 2006, Assistant Professor, Rubber & Plastics Tech., Anna University, Chennai, India.
Dec 1999-Feb 2005, Senior Lecturer, Polymer Technologyig, Anna University
Dec 1995-Dec 1999, Lecturer, Polymer Technology, Anna University
Mar 1994-Dec 1995, Visiting Faculty, Polymer Technology, Anna University
Jan 1990-Mar 1994, CSIR Senior Research Fellow, Polymer Division, Central Leather Research Institute, Adyar, Chennai, India.
EDUCATION & OTHER TRAINING
Ph.D, (April 1994); Anna University, Chennai 600 025, India
M.Tech.(1989); Polymer Technology (I Class), Cochin University, Cochin, India
M.Sc.(1987); Applied Chemistry (I Class); Anna University, Chennai, India
B.Sc.(1985); Chemistry (I Class), Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai, India
Good to see you Surfguy...
And anybody who follows this thread knows why you haven't posted for so long.
The best of luck to you. I actually sold and got back in and I couldn't be happier! This time I re-entered @ .605, so it's smooth sailing ahead!
Coldcash, if I recall you sold your shares... Are you hanging around to see if it is worth getting back in? Just curious.
More news... Love that Colorado Tire Facility!
Colorado Tire Landfill Facility
Press Release
Source: Magnum D'Or Resources, Inc.
On Monday September 28, 2009, 6:30 am EDT
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Companies:Magnum DOr Resources Inc.
HUDSON, Colo., Sept. 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Magnum D'Or Resources, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: MDOR - News), procured a large multiple stage shredding system for its Hudson, CO facility over a month ago in anticipation of commencing initial operations after its acquisition of the facility. The equipment will be shipped this week to Hudson, Colorado and installed upon final permit approval.
This system will allow Magnum to commence initial operations that include acceptance and processing of tires at the facility. This will allow Magnum Recycling USA to begin generating revenue and prepare raw feed product for the rubber powder production lines.
To view the new shredding and chipping system visit: http://magnumresources.net/investors/528
President of Magnum, Joseph Glusic, stated, "We have been very deliberate in our preparations in Colorado to ensure complete compliance and cooperation with State and County officials. In recent weeks we have been upgrading and preparing the site to ensure an orderly and efficient transfer and approval of proper permits and licenses. It is anticipated that everything will be in place in short order and that Magnum Recycling USA will be able to commence full operations shortly thereafter."
In addition to general housekeeping, the site has gone through a makeover that includes refurbishment of our heavy equipment, building renovations, paving, and general site improvements to enhance traffic flow and future operations. Addition of security and removal of all extraneous equipment and refuge has already been completed. View photos:
http://magnumresources.net/gallery/?level=picture&id=327 http://magnumresources.net/gallery/?level=picture&id=328 http://magnumresources.net/gallery/?level=picture&id=329
"I would also like to take this opportunity to thank all those involved in supporting our transition, especially the State and County officials and staff members that have been extremely helpful in guiding us through the complex permitting and environmental compliance issues. We look forward to a continuing cordial and professional relationship that has developed with these regulatory agencies as we move forward into our operational mode."
About MDOR:
Magnum's 98,000+ sq. ft. facility is located in Magog (Quebec). Magnum currently holds over $130 Million USD in open contracts for the production of rubber nuggets and rubber buffing. Magnum's proprietary "GREEN" technology provides a one-of-a-kind solution to all of the challenges in eliminating stockpiles of scrap tires and rubber scrap. For photos: http://magnumresources.net/gallery/?level=album&id=2
Magnum's Hudson, Colorado facility is approximately 30 miles northeast of Denver, Colorado. The facility consists of 120 high grade commercially zoned land, buildings, equipment, and inventory in excess of 30,000,000+ tires. The facility is one of the largest tire landfills in the world. For photos: http://magnumresources.net/gallery/?level=album&id=3
Magnum/SRI are currently using their advanced technologies to produce next generation rubber recycling solutions for custom compounds, retread compounds, processing aids, advanced state-of-the-art equipment, and reactivated ambient/cryogenic rubber powders for the global market. To visit SRI: http://www.srielastomers.com
World's First Magnum SRI Light Truck Tires: http://magnumresources.net/gallery/?level=album&id=5
Magnum/SRI tests are targeting premium applications that contain high grade properties. This also includes maximizing cost savings for clients while producing high quality materials. The reason why Magnum/SRI premium compounds are one of a kind is because they can be substituted in high specification compound applications without appreciable loss in properties or performance. Furthermore, the reason why our clients will prefer to use Magnum/SRI compounds is because they will be able to enjoy a substantial and meaningful reduction in raw material cost without compromising product performance and quality. In the competitive environment of rubber product manufacturing this is a major development having a direct positive impact on our customer's bottom line.
Posted on Stockhouse... Good reading for sure!
SRI vs Delink & Levgum
philmathias09/27/2009 12:56:57 PM
I wrote to SRI for comparison and differences in tech & patent, was surprised by the quick and detailed reply.
Here it is ;
Thank you very much for youremailed inquiry. SRI is a private company and as such we do not normallyrespond to emailed questions regarding our technologies. We also as a rule trywherever possible, not to comment on technologies and proprietary processesthat do not belong to us. As you seem to be a little confused about just howour technology works and how it is completely different, technically and interms of performance from the Levgum and Delink technologies, (which are bothvery similar to each other) we have attempted remove your confusion byproviding you with some relevant facts.
The following points shouldprovide you with some clarity on this matter:
1.Levgum and theDelink processes do not require the resultant material of their process to becompounded with any chemicals again, nor do they require any addition ofSulphur to be added to re-vulcanize them. In both cases the resultant materialcan be vulcanized again by merely heating them up in a press.<!--[endif]-->
Inthe case of Magnum SRI activated material it needs to be compounded again withchemicals and requires the addition of Sulphur (or peroxide/resin) before itcan be vulcanized again
2.The SRI activationsystem and process is designed for high volume and provides economies of scaleacross the board. The other technologies mentioned (Levgum & Delink) arevery traditional and revolve around the use of half century old, 2 roll mills,high friction ratio refiners and in some cases even highly cooled extruders.These systems substantially limit the operating batch volumes, no more than15kg per batch and taking nearly 20 minutes to complete, making it a nearimpossible task to address any real volumes. Possible for small operators butthe capital outlay to throughput ratio and high a chemical cost severely limitsviability.
In the case of SRIactivation we use a proprietary machine processing system that does not have orutilize 2 roll mills, refiners or extruders (cooled or otherwise). The SRIactivation system has a batch size of a 250kg and a process time of 20/25minutes per batch (specific to target application). The batch volumes aredesigned to match those of large rubber product manufacturers allowing for themaximum flexibility for customization. The economies of scale allow forconditions that support substantially lower cost than the technologiesmentioned for comparison. One machine provides a throughput of 750kg/hour whichequates to 5,500 Metric Tonnes per annum compared to 330 Metric tonnes perannum in the case of Refiner/friction mills used by (Levgum and Delink)assuming it was able to support near non-stop operation which it cannot. Youwould require 17 large refiner/friction mills with requisite modifications andthe assumption made (with unavoidable differences in performance andproperties) to equal the throughput of 1 (One) SRI activation machine.
3.The SRI activationsystem is very frugal in terms of energy consumption compared to the gluttonousconsumption of processes utilizing 2 roll mills, refiners and extruders as inthe case of Levgum and Delink. So with the advantage of economies of scale byhaving a large batch volume, in some cases more than 10 times that of both theprocesses referred to. Further with very low energy consumption, the SRIactivation system process cost is a fraction of that of the other systems. TheSRI activation system is modular so increasing capacity is not a complicated,capital intensive affair and can be implemented as needed and planned withrelative ease. This allows us to share a larger margin with manufacturers whoneed it desperately, putting us in the advantageous position of improving ourcustomer’s viability and bottom line in a meaningful manner while ensuring ourown.
4.The Magnum SRIactivated compound and custom compounds are comfortable in the conditions ofBanburys and intermixs (elevated temperatures), standard production equipmentin rubber based manufacturing industries. By having a cure safety similar tovirgin compounds they can be processed safely together without makingmodifications to the manufacturers process protocols and no increase in theprocess time. It does not reduce valuable throughput in the manufacture’splant.
This not the case withthe technologies mentioned, (Levgum, Delink) both suffer from very low curesafety due to the quantum of accelerators used. This makes normal volumecompounding in standard processing equipment (Banburys /intermixs) difficult ifnot impossible as the subsequent cure safety would often cause the material toscorch before product can be produced. With limited quantities and mixing doneseparately in mixing mills, with temperatures managed carefully, somegood results are possible but generally considered too much work, too littlevolume, too high cost and process changes with unacceptable throughput lossesfor the manufacturers.
5.The Magnum SRIactivated compounds and custom compounds have storage stability / shelf life,stable and tested for several months without any loss of properties. Thisability provides Magnum SRI activated compounds and custom compounds with theflexibility needed to address logistical conditions on the ground, supportingtheir status as an industrial raw material.
This is clearly a problemthat both technologies mentioned share. They have a problem with storagehardening causing substantial loss in properties after relatively short storageintervals, in some cases just over a month. This makes it a problem formaterial produced with these processes to be used as industrial raw materials.Shipping time coupled with practical commercial and storage parameters in theircase are severely compromised. They would ideally need to be used within amonth or less which may be workable in limited conditions and volumes beyondwhich they become impractical.
We would like to add that thetechnology providers of the processes mentioned may have very recently come upwith solutions for some of the problems and differences mentioned, we are notaware of any public or technical information addressing such solutions havingbeen published. As such the above comment is only our considered opinion basedon available information.
The global market for recycledvalue added rubber material is enormous and growing, there is space for manytechnologies with all manner of processes to commercially and cost effectivelyintroduce their solutions to what is clearly a very important environmentalproblem. We are sure the technologies mentioned may over time find their nicheand prosper. We wish them well in their endeavours.
I hope the above informationprovides a clear explanation on the differences in the technologies andadequately addresses the spirit of your inquiry. We suggest you direct anyfurther clarification required on the subject to our partners in the UnitedStates, Magnum D’Or Resources Inc.who I believe will be very happy to address all your questions and doubtsappropriately.
Thank you for your interest inMagnum SRI and our technologies.
Yours sincerely
Sekhar Research Innovations
Not sure what happened to you gbstockhunter. I thought you did all your DD and you were up to speed. You sound a great deal like Stokroks and his Merry Band of Idiots.
Most of the opinion on this thread feel the million dollar contract you are referring to is without a doubt not profitable to fill and obviously there are much bigger fish to fry.
Personally, I hope you do not consider reinvesting in MDOR. The last thing this blog needs is another person who doesn't believe in the stock.
Please be advised all the Ma's & Pa's have been duly warned.
Good luck to you...
You are a hero to all!
How much are you being compensated to save the world from MDOR.
Can't wait till tomorrow.
No, you sir are the fraud not MAKAMAI. Yes there are true believers in the stock. Between you, againstallodds, and Paper Prophet we all know what your agenda is here.
As Mak says he who laughs last laughs best. Our day is coming...
I am so sure of this stocks potential that I sold my shares @1.44 and go back in @ .60
DomBono
Hi Makamai,
Well I back in @ .605. I couldn't resist at these levels!
Smitty are you still out there?
GLTA,
Dom
Thanks Imcat. I have my finger on the buy trigger in case this baby starts descending quickly.
I coudn't resist the profit. My guess is this may go over $1.80 tomorrow. Then look out!
I am not be the biggest Lebed fan in the world...
However, I got it on July 6 @ .65 and I cashed out this morning @ $1.74. Not bad, I made 168% on my investment in 21 days.
I couldn't be happier!
Here you go Imcat...
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Hi Frank,
Are you completely out now? Did you end up making anything or breaking even?
Dom
Yep, most of us took our profits!
A LOT MORE THAN YOU GOT! HA HA HA
To all of the people who are really high on MDOR particularly, surfguy, otcstocksource, W6, fsmith?, and my good buddy in Hawaii, Makamai.
Thank you for all of your positive feedback. Today, I pulled the trigger and sold all of my shares for 1.43 / 1.44 / 1.45.
My situation is much different that most of you. I have been out of work for 4 months now (no prospects in sight) and if my bank doesn't come up with that loan-mod soon I will lose my home.
Getting back to my shares. I've been in this stock for over 5 years now. I never thought I'd get my money back. But since I did manage to average down some, I actually made a small (15%) profit!
So today, was a great day for me and my family. I really wish I could have stayed around and watched all of you get wealthy.
Nothing but good things ahead.
GLTA
Dom
Hi Surfguy,
I couldn't be happier. Getting close to break even and I have to thank CC & JG for getting my money back for which I am really grateful. Thank goodness for MAK. HE IS THE MAN...
I believe our friend fsmith has a higher break even (I think he mentioned over $2.00) Hopefully Frank hasn't sold everything. I believe he mentioned something like moving 40-50K of his shares.
GLTA
Dom