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email me if you want to discuss action against BDGR:
spunkyknight_000@yahoo.com
And anyone else who wants to put this dog down for good, feel free to email me as well.
I'm all for coming at this guy and his family "employees" with everything punative.
I've written my investment off. But it was enough for me to invest in seeking sweet juicy justice.
I am finished with my patience. This is the end of the line. Now I am going to mess up Lanza's world (legally speaking) and get my pound of flesh.
We will never get an audit.
We will never get the truth.
This company is a worthless sham.
We were lied to and now it's time to dismantle this machine. There is no value to lose.
Yeah, like that scene where Lanza- er I mean Cheech is asking Chong "How's my driving? Do I look suspicious?" and he has already crashed into a telephone pole...
Very appropriate.
I think monkeys could have done a better job running this company in this oil pricing environment.
Hey Lanza,
This is how much your "word" is worth. 10 cents and counting down.
That's what happens when you don't know how to run a company and are penny wise and pound retarded.
Oh yeah, let's not forget the lies that got us here courtesy of Red Chip and your officers.
Well, ladies and gentlemen, I think it's about time to get me a lawyer to punish Lanza any way I can. I hoped it wouldn't come to this, but I think I have run out of patience.
Anyone else interested?
"down to 0.13 yikes!"
Anyone remember a week or two ago when I said to keep a close eye on Medifast because of the heavy shorting that was going on?
Well, turns out they missed their numbers so the earnings was a big non-event. The stock went down a little bit and life went on.
Today on NO NEWS the stock jumped almost 10%. Anyone want to take three guesses as to why that might have happened (and more importantly, what that has to do with BDGR)?
Short term panic of the shorts can be a nice exit strategy for those who are tired of the BDGR ride.
We have to keep challenging the shorts and challenging Lanza to give us what we need here. But there is hope.
Stay tuned!
Hi all,
Recently bought in. Am up a few pennies. Does anyone know why there is such a large volume with a small price movement? Is this indicative of short action?
Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks!
"I want to see an AUDIT with all the side notes,
that will tell me more about the health of the company
than the production numbers and give me something to hing my hat on !"
...wouldn't we all.
I think it is beyond obvious that the people "running" this company don't have any idea what they are doing.
Lanza needs to step down but his ego, selfishness and his stubborness won't let him. Us longs are at his mercy.
The guy doesn't know how to do a thing "by the book".
I have come to believe that even with the allegations of wrong doing, a more pervasive incompetence floats to the top.
For example, having possible oil companies coming in to buy his company; I'm sure the first thing he said was:
I want $1/share! He probably thinks he's doing us a favor with that. Protecting our interests as it were.
The first thing THEY would want to know is; What exactly do we have here? What's the breakdown?
Without an internal audit at the very least, this is impossible to answer.
The sheer magnitude of properties owned/leased with theories abounding about deeper, untapped oil in these crazy pricing times keeps the dream alive and the suitors coming.
All I know is, there are more outstanding shares now than last summer. I don't know when they were issued or to whom. But dilution of shares doth not $1/share beget, GENIUS LANZA! Someone needs to go to business accounting school 101.
Barry was in it for himself. But even as such, he was getting an audit together (for his own interests).
One gets the impression that they thought they were going to throw the numbers together and magically produce an audit. And the fact that Lanza could be so easily manipulated and open himself up to bashing by selectively ignoring many pertinent facts, boggles my mind.
And the deeper the audit goes, the more uncomfortable the information. I don't even want to think about what the audit has turned up.
The reality is, even by local oil's completely suspect input, everyone agrees that there is great potential in the properties. At least profitable potential and possibly GREAT potential with a buyout or partner that could throw in some millions to dig deeper or horizontally or use any of the newer extraction technologies.
THIS COULD WORK.
That is what the other companies see. That is why the bashers are here. And we could make money. But not with this guy free wheeling at the helm.
If TXHG would pay $3.8 million for fields that could recover $30 million barrels, then BDGR should be worth $100 million based on their PV-10
Yes, I know it comes down to rate of recovery, but with that much potential, it is almost a no brainer to shoot some $2 million dollar deep wells. Of course, things are so tight with the Dragon now, that this will never be an option.
Lanza is right that he has something worth value, but he is devaluing it as he routinely breaks his word to the shareholders.
I'd like to see him drop his super preferred voting shares and tell Lou just what the frak is going on. That would be a start.
With all due respect millionaire,
I want to know who I'm dealing with. If you think that it is pointless bickering, you are entitled to such an opinion.
I want the very same things you stated in your message.
But sometimes, conflict will shake out things from the tree that need to be examined. And right now, we are short on facts.
If you don't care where local oil comes from and what his agenda is, then that's fine for you. But that is not good enough for me.
Good luck and let's hope there is some good news for once!
MY QUESTION: "If you really are such an industry expert and a sub contractor as you claim to be, then it might be good for Lanza to hire you as a field manager to get things in order."
YOUR REPLY: I have never claimed to be either an industry expert or sub contractor. Kindly show me/us where I said that.
HERE IS WHAT YOU SAID BEFORE: msg# 5690
"Who is paying him,"
I pay myself. I'm self employed
CONCLUSION: So, you are either a sub contractor or you own your own...what?
-What do you do?
-What is your company's name?
-Where are you incorporated?
-What industry do you work in?
Why can't you share this type of information with us?
"Can you read? He just told Spunk his motive for the umpteenth time.
If you are a legitmate oilman, an oil scam is the most offensive thing you can imagine. BDGR blackens the industry, BDGR makes it harder for legitimate players to raise money, BDGR will probably cause new regulations to be written, BDGR does not pay their bills, and has directly hurt some friends and acquaintances. All of this causes hardship and decreased profitability for the rest of the industry."
Where were you with this golden insight when Red Chip was telling us how new and shiny BDGR was?
Ask me how much I care about your friends. How much do you care about my friends?
If you or anyone else chose this industry and got hurt, that is the risk you take. That is not our fault as shareholders.
Sure there are better ways to do things, but that's life. No guide book. No guarantees. No entitlement.
"And if you have worked in the industry for awhile you see people get suckered into scams every time oil price booms, but especially in the 1970s and 2000s."
Again, you and local oil with the moralizing. Do you both wear spandex and capes? Why didn't you show up when Red Chip flashed the dollar sign signal?
"I thought, I'll bet these investors would like to know a few of these things so they can get out before they get hurt any worse. Hah! Not a chance. It's first viewed as a personal attack, and then dismissed as paid bashing. In fact, I notice that the more disturbing the fact, the more intense the denial and the bigger the defensive reaction."
Let me remind you of one of your earlier statements on this board:
"I have been watching this train wreck for months now trying to figure out what could be learned from it and how I can make a buck from it, and...drum roll...here it is...."
That doesn't sound like a very compassionate person to me. You have done way too much rubbernecking to pull the altruistic play.
"It's like suggesting to your daughther that her boyfriend is no good; it's sure to backfire. Human beings, you gotta love 'em."
That is your whole presence on this board wrapped up in a nice analogy. As clear as that situation might appear, it would not be for you to judge, now would it? After all, that would not be your relationship.
As bitter as I am about BDGR, at least I'm still in the game trying to make the best of it. And BDGR is my girl friend who is no good for me. And the other share holders have their bad girlfriends (and Ruger has his bad boyfriend).
Even if this goes tits up, I will keep moving forward. You quit trying a long time ago and now you sit in judgement from your throne on high.
Make no mistake, everything you post about the share holders here is personal. I don't know what you are missing in your life but you won't find it here.
People make mistakes. Every mistake I have made, am making, or will make will teach me something. That makes me human and I'm glad to make them. Even big ones like BDGR. But that is something you will most likely never understand.
"You are welcome to take ME to task.
I have tried to consistently identify facts, opinions, regulatory statute, common and prevailing practice in the field, etc.
So, if I have stated anything as a fact which you feel to be incorrect then please post it and I will either:
1) Back it up
2) Correct the statement if unclear, or
3) Retract the statement with an explanation and apology."
REPLY: You sound like a broken record and you never address the real issues.
Honestly, for the fact that you appear to be an intelligent fellow, you really are missing the boat on a few things so let me take you to task on these...AGAIN
1. While from a personal and moral perspective, I can see that you might want to help keep things clean and tidy down at the wells (and that is an assumption I am going to give you at face value for the sake of this point)- Why don't you explain to me what that fark that has to do with my investment?
I bought this stock to make money, not change the LA oil culture or clean up Pine Island. If every baby duck down there gets slicked with oil and every baby born has birth defects from the pollution, I would be horrified. But that is totally beside the point of owning this stock. That is a totally different ballgame with different rules.
2. Assuming that I wanted to tie the monetary issues of my investment with your self proclaimed morality and self interest in working in a fair and balanced environment, guess what;
IT'S TOO LATE.
I already bet on this horse as did everyone else here who is a stock holder. How is that so hard for you to understand?
This is not your game. It's my game with my ball and the other shareholders are the players here. If you want to play, then buy in.
For example:
If you really are such an industry expert and a sub contractor as you claim to be, then it might be good for Lanza to hire you as a field manager to get things in order.
I'm sure that many on this board would support such a move presuming that we found out just who you were and what your experience was.
I for one would welcome some expertise in this company.
But you just want to stroke yourself here. I have asked this of you more than once before:
What is your agenda?
If you can't or won't answer that question publicly or privately, then I have to assume you are not to be trusted.
And, again, we are talking about stock and money. Those things involve;
-Perception of the value of the company. PERCEPTION, which has very little to do with the facts of the matter. Knowing how a "gun barrel" works is fascinating but it doesn't really help here. I don't like it. You don't like it. But there it is.
-Momentum of the price per share
-Entry and exit points
-Outstanding shares
-Financial audits
-Super preferred voting shares
-BOD members effectively representing the shareholders
Broken case leaks and Pine Island pollution and old technology did not make the list. Did you notice that?
A reasonable person would think they should be on the list. But the stock market and the investors are not reasonable. And that is what creates the volatility.
So, thanks for whatever facts you have given that anyone here thinks has made them feel more comfortable or miserable while the stock price has gone down. They are irrelevant except to help people decide if they are going to sell out now and walk away.
Maybe you should consider coming clean with all of us.
Maybe you should look at the big picture.
Maybe those short comings in your perspective combined with a few inequities are the reason you are coming here to get attention instead of sitting on your yacht in the Bahamas.
I knew this guy would come out of his hole today to talk about his favorite subject:
BDGR?
Try again:
penises.
LOL! Right on schedule.
Well, my watch is set now.
"Spunky, I think everyone on this board has an agenda and I would agree the Local's is most likely not the same as yours and mine. I also think that he has provided some education on the industry although it is probably tainted by his agenda, as with all of us. Take care."
Yes, I agree, and that is what makes me very wary of this guy. It is very disturbing to have a person who is industry savvy not revealing their intentions. In fact, they have made it a point to specifically not reveal their intentions or identity.
And a person like that can do a lot of damage in many ways. They can lead the blind lemmings and they can snake-tongue their way into your confidence only to stab you in the back later.
I don't know about anyone else here, but in real life, back stabbing and abusing of trust happens much more than happy endings that wrap up all the loose ends in a nice and tidy bow.
I think you summed it up nicely with the word "TAINTED".
Best of luck and fight the good fight for your share value, Mars.
My "agenda" is to see BD succeed. I am a shareholder who bought in based on RedChips...er sh*tchips...recommendation. That was when the shareprice was significantly higher than it is now.
REPLY: Agreed. That pretty much sums up my entry into this stock.
I trust Lou as well and have spoken to him a few times on the phone.
REPLY: Good to know. Hopefully you are one of the shareholders that is part of the core group we have.
That said, I don't need you to lecture me about who I should listen to on this board. I think LocalOil, while not being forthright with his "agenda" for BD has posted some very relevent and useful information.
REPLY: When you are pimping a wild card like this guy (local oil), you need a reality check. And as a fellow share holder I have every right to take you to task on that point.
After all is said and done, can you tell me what "relevant and useful information" he has provided? Are you even qualified to make that distinction? How would you know what relevant and useful information is? You know what is relevant and useful?
-The share price going up by BDGR keeping its promises and getting out a farging audit.
-Lanza dropping his super preferred voting shares and putting voting control back in YOUR hands
-Hiring a field manager who actually knows what they are doing to streamline and provide guidance to operations
-Giving us more transparency and solid numbers and facts to go by.
Local oil can spout about NRI and casing leaks all he wants. I got news for you pal, it ain't gonna help your bottom line.
You and I bought a lie. The question now is whether someone is going to buy the properties and properly exploit them and for how much. That's what you should be worried about.
It never fails to amaze me how easily people can be led down the path to destruction.
A word for the wise:
Your neighbor might take your paper in or get your mail for you when you are on vacation, just because it's a nice thing to do.
But in the stock markets, no one, and I mean NO ONE does anything for anyone else without an agenda.
Trusting a person who:
-you do not know and have never directly spoken to
-will not divulge their true identity to anyone
-who speaks on subjects that you are not an expert in so there is no real way you can verify or refute their statements
...is tantamount to handing out loaded guns to complete strangers on the street and trusting they won't turn around and take your wallet with them.
Sure there are pumpers on this board. But they serve my agenda which I have made clear. That said, I don't like lies or innuendo without facts any more than anyone else.
I certainly don't care to trust non-shareholders in light of the fact that this company and its stock have been under attack for the better part of a year.
And it is the sheer arrogance, seat of the pants, unprofessional, back room, nepotistic incompetence that opens this company up to such manipulation.
Lou is one of the only two people I trust because I have verified that he shares my interests and is in the same position as me. Lanza is NOT the other guy I trust. And local oil is most definitely NOT the other guy.
And any of you lurkers who pop your head out to dispense you "wisdom" as armchair quarterbacks should go back into your holes.
Where were you when we started to organize?
"Spunky, I do not know how important charts are with a .15 stock but supposedly ther has been a discrepancy with buys and sells on trades(naked shorts). I cannot confirm this at this time but I do know the SEC has been asked about it. And to the obvious comments out there, it does not appear that Lanza and his group are short."
Oh yes, I agree on both counts.
What I was saying is this looks like new money coming in to the stock.
Strangely enough, and I never thought I'd type these words;
I agree with Likwit.
The charts look good and the price held on some serious accumulation today. This was actual buying.
Either someone lost their mind completely or someone knows something.
The flat-line is due to shorting interests. And the reason we don't have an uptick is mainly due to a lack of new money into the the stock.
It comes down to a credibility problem. If we get new interest, the shorts will have to cover and the volume will bring the price up.
There has been discussion of an investigation into naked shorting of BDGR stock. The SEC has or will be notified.
But really, we need an audit and promises fulfilled:
-Audit
-Confirmation on interested parties to purchase BDGR
-Official confirmation of new BOD shareholder members
-A real operations manager that knows the business and can get things done out in the fields
Yes, we purportedely have 2 shareholder reps on the board. The one we all know here is "cameraturret" (Lou Chighisola).
He is a real person with a real phone number and owns stock in BDGR. He is honest and has the same interests as any other BDGR shareholder.
I do not know the other fellow, nor do I remember his name. Hope that helps!
I love it. The guy starts spouting off about another "healthy" oil stock (that went from $17.50/share down to $2.00 in 9 months mind you) and then he tells YOU to stick to the subject of BDGR.
I think your Ritalin dosage needs to be adjusted, Accurate.
Always good for a laugh though!
...and for anyone who's interested, watch MED on Thursday.
I believe they have laid a trap to shake off their shorts. Maybe I am giving them too much credit, but if they make or surpass their numbers, watch the stock run.
I stand to gain or lose on this play. I am not advising anyone to buy or not buy the stock. But I think it is a good template for what can be done for the investor in favor of a heavily shorted stock when conditions are right and the company and investors take action.
And if that is the case, you could see the same exact thing with BDGR, assuming we can get some of the B.S. out of the way.
If you own BDGR, call your broker and tell them you don't want them to put up your shares to short interests. It will help smash the shorties if we ever get some momentum.
If you look at the trades today, we have jackholes buying 170 shares at a time to keep us at .14. Shorts abound. Do your part to protect yourself and send a little love note to the shorts.
LANZA:
-Drop your super preferred voting shares and put this company back into the shareholder's hands. If you want us to have faith in you, then it goes both ways. You have to put faith in your shareholders.
-Put the paperwork through on the share holder elects to the board immediately.
-Get out the financials you promised 3 weeks ago.
-Give us an update on the talks you claimed to be having over 6 weeks ago with regards to BDGR suitors.
If you want your name back, you can earn it by honoring these simple requests.
And for gad's sake, put a professional manager in charge of operations!
"I think Snowcrow tipped his hand with that one."
I'm OK with that; a good way to learn about other stocks.
REPLY: That was not in any way what I was referring to. Personally, I don't see much value in a stock that has a 23,000 share day considered "above average volume" at .60/share. That is just over $10,000 in trading. Unless you are trying to make some gas money. But if works for you, then rock on and good luck!
"Do more research. You may be very interested in what you find. A lot of things going on never get posted to this board. It's a shame you think the bickering was for entertainment purposes. There is a lot of subtext that has gone way past you."
I don't know everything, but I probably know a lot more about what was going on in the background than you think.
REPLY: Care to share some of your insights?
"Not trying to be rude but pointing out a fact."
I don't take it as being rude at all, but it's not a fact. You're assuming I don't know what's going on.
REPLY: It honestly seems like you don't based on your posts. Agreed, you have only posted twice. But again, I am going on what you are saying. I honestly don't mean that in a nasty way.
FYI: Have you been watching TXHG lately? I think it's really going to move, and soon. I'm glad Snowcrow did tip his hand.
REPLY: CAVEAT EMPTOR! CAVEAT EMPTOR! (worth repeating on this one)
I do hope all of you can get your money back on this one though. It appears that things are happening in the background; I just hope it's to the shareholders benefit.
Good luck.
REPLY: Thank you for the well wishes. We are all pulling together to do what we can for the benefit of the shareholders.
"I'm sorry accurate, but that is truly pathetic."
LOL so true...unless...
Lou IS LANZA!!! And all this time I thought I was talking to a fellow shareholder! Look at the evidence:
Both their names have an "L" in them. Lou's first name, Lanza's last name. Coincidence? I don't think so!
OR, maybe, just maybe:
Lou IS Kaiser Soze!!!!!
Accurate, you prove daily that you are completely clueless. Thanks for the laughs though.
"I cannot speak for the other board memeber, but one of them is not there for the reasons you suggest."
Very true Mars.
I for one welcome Lou to the board and trust him for the following reasons:
-He has been consistent and honest in his opinions and research.
-He has done a lot of legwork for shareholders already
--He has been the point of unification for any serious shareholder who wants to get some of the things we have all complained about
-He has a vested interest in BDGR stock and will benefit if it goes UP.
-He will NOT benefit if the stock goes down or the company goes out of business.
-His interests are the same as the long investors here
-His election to the board is a small but important step towards Lanza credibility. But we still have a LONG way to go.
Lou, keep us informed about the formality and validity of this election. Congratulations, and you have my full support!
IF:
-SEC compliant audit in hand
-EXTINGUISHMENT of Lanza super preferred stock voting shares (thus putting shareholders in charge of voting on a merger/aquisition and future dilution or buyback of stock).
-Putting a representative of the shareholders on the board (like Lou)
IF those things were done right now, we would see better days ahead for the stock.
Are you reading/listening Lanza?
"I think Snowcrow tipped his hand with that one."
Spunky, you should stop with the personnal attacks. Go to Pinsheets.com and look up TXHG. Then click on SEC filings. There is no end of filings. Then go to BD and do the same. Nothing there. They are trading at around .60. We have more assets, probably more revenue, and potnetial if this is an honest company, and are trading at .14. Even considering BD has twice the number of shares out we should still be closer to .30.
REPLY: Nothing personal Snowcrow. But you are not helping me and my investment with what amounts to whining about the past. We've been through this many times (all of us).
I posed a few simple questions to you:
Did you contact Lou?
Do you still own your shares?
Do you want to have a hand in creating the transparency you lament?
If you do not wish to answer publicly, fine. But talk to Lou. Then to me, you will have more credibility.
"If you actually own stock in this company you would be supporting my point, that we need transparency to see an increase in PPS. What part of this don't you get?"
REPLY: I totally support your point of transparency. I have contended many times that the reputation of BDGR based on the past is shot to hell. And it is precisely that which can be used by bashers to bash so effectively. And coming clean with shareholders is the way to go. But life isn't that simple. We have to do things besides complain. We have to take constructive action. If you are not willing to do that, then you lose and you drag me as a shareholder down with you. What part of that don't YOU get?
"Suggesting that I have some other motive than seeing BD do well is just a plain cheap shot. Either you're a paid pumper are you can't figure out where your own interest lie. They are not pumping for Lanza."
REPLY: If you talk to Lou, you will know exactly why I said what I said about you. And I assure you, I know exactly where my interests lie. They are the same interests I state clearly all the time on this board.
The way I get paid is if the stock goes up and I sell at break even or profit. I don't see where you get that I may be a paid pumper other than maybe taking a shot at me because I offended you.
Either you are really out of the loop or you are playing dumb.
I supposed either could be true. And since you brought up TX Holdings, that is a real red flag to me that needs to be questioned. I make no apologies for that. If it stepped on your toes, then you need to move aside because I am going to keep stepping towards the truth and the bottom line of my investment.
"Spunkyknight, Just the facts, Mam."
Where are there any facts in your posts?
And for the love of jeebus, it's ma'am.
mawr awn!
Name: Accurate
Alias Born On: Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Occupation: Paid basher/vermin
IQ: Low
"BTW, snowcrow thanks for the tip about TXHG (A good example of sharing information). I made lots of phone calls last week; conclusion: The CEO does not have a good rep, but that’s a moot point. There are people in the background with oil, contacts, and expertise that are about to transform this little company."
I think Snowcrow tipped his hand with that one.
Do more research. You may be very interested in what you find. A lot of things going on never get posted to this board. It's a shame you think the bickering was for entertainment purposes. There is a lot of subtext that has gone way past you. Not trying to be rude but pointing out a fact.
Hey Snowcrow,
Have you ever contacted Lou? It would be in your best interests if you really want a chance of regaining your investment.
It would be much better than your constant "woe is me" posts. If you want transparency, then do something about it.
Time is of the essence.
Accurate has negated himself and shown his agenda.
I am hopeful because someone is paying this guy to bash and bash and bash. Something must be afoot.
Ok Lou,
I will wait for news. But it is very frustrating. I really don't know what to believe these days.
"True, but this is a little hypocritical coming from you. You need to do a little soul searching, along with the liars, before you can preach this. If that’s possible. . .for any of you – basher or pumper."
COMMENTARY: Accurate is a paid liar or possibly a disgruntled OMOG shareholder and a bad one at that.
"The thing is, we purchased, or at least I purchased this stock because I believed in the concept and truly want the company to succeed. Even if their contribution to our energy problem is small, it’s a contribution. What are you doing to make things better or this a better place?"
COMMENTARY: I hear that. I had some ideals like that tucked away behind a desire to make money off of this stock. A win win for everyone. It seem like that was a lifetime ago with all that has happened since last summer when I got in. Now look at this mess.
Hey BDGR as*hats, give us some transparency! No one here in the investing community believes a thing said with the name "LANZA" attached to it. That is why AUDITED figures are important.
I heard that LANZA wants his name back. Here is a checklist of line items to achieve this:
Keep your promises.
Be transparent to the shareholders.
Stop your b.s.
Put a representative shareholder on your board.
THEN, the stock will go up.
Some of us know about the other snakes in the reptile house. But that is currently no excuse.
NICE! LOL!!!
These are great questions even if you are getting money for my responses.
Let's see, the question boys and girls was: How do you feel about losing money because this scam is going deep six?
Response: I haven't lost a dime because I have not sold my shares.
Addendum: Please provide concrete evidence for all of us that this is a scam. Please provide your additional insider information that this company is going "deep six"
But you won't or can't do that because you are full of excrement.
Now folks, accurate has painted himself into a corner. Let's see what he does...
At this point why should we care if it's a scam other than whether that affects our break even or profit?
Do you think any other long out there cares one way or the other if it's a scam at this point? That is a mute point (not "moot" as is so commonly misused).
If you want to make money or protect your investment, go to the stock market.
If you want morality, go to church and get on your knees.
Am I happy that there is so much double dealing? Heck no!
Do I think paid bashers like you are vermin? Heck yeah!
P.S. We don't know for certain it's a scam. And the fact that we don't know for certain it is not a scam is what is holding the price down.
P.P.S. I don't recall telling anyone to buy this stock. Make your own decision.
"Congratulations. You're long. I don't see how that's something to be proud of, nor be dismissive of others who obviously have superior judgement, i.e., who are not long BDGR."
I don't recall saying I was "proud" to be long. That is just how it ended up.
Congratulations on NOT owning any shares of BDGR.
I guess your "superior judgement" keeps bringing you back to this board of shareholders to... remind me why you are here again?
In fact, I am going to assume that your superior judgement extends to all facets of your life, and it is the sheer boredom of having all the answers that brings you here among the commoners. Glad to oblige you.
Now come on Trooper,
Don't play dumb to the crowd. I really expected more from you than such an obvious "sly" remark.
Read my past posts for your answer to that one.
"You come in here and start trying to second guess everyone's motives."
You've NEVER done anything but question others' motives.
REPLY: That is EXACTLY true. And I make no apologies for it. That is my job and my right as a long in this investment.
And there is quite a lot of b.s. floating around here. But my position is simple:
I bought into this company at a certain price.
I want the stock to go up so I can either break even or make money.
No shorting.
No subterfuge.
No bullsh*t.
Can you say the same?