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The potential is certainly there for a pack of gum. It just depends on the execution. When it reaches the price of just one piece of gum I will be blowing one big bubble. Do they still make bazooka Joe?
Dollar land, I thought I was dreaming big hoping for a dime again!
almost 3 billion served in 6 years.... Very nice touch DFW,for some reason that brought a smile to my face.
I was going to add something in my post comparing the hype here to a pump and dump scam, (of which I know it’s not). I decided not to include it because even with a disclaimer of personal knowledge as to the effectiveness of this product I figured I might offend someone. If this were a true pump and dump I would expect to see the price go up once in a while.
I couldn’t agree more with regards to the position VP of sales etc., provided they actually make things happen. Things like titles really don’t mean much without results. Even though some positions are newer than others, how much time does it take to coordinate with the uppermost management to get out a PR stating something positive? We supposedly now have people in place whose job it is to promote the company and products to the public. Are we to assume nothing is going on because we haven’t heard anything? I personally don’t believe that’s the case but I sure see how others could.
I sure enjoyed reading the SteveSAVI post which was nothing short of a breath of fresh air. Thank You Sir for the reality check! I personally don’t care if Serge saves the planet; I care about him selling Dynovalves by the boat load. I can’t help but agree that if the current (walks on water) sales and marketing team can’t get the job done then get rid of them and find someone who can. I haven’t noticed anything remarkable attributed to the new team other than hearsay. Perhaps that’s the fault of the Investor Relations / PR Department. What about April and the updated information to the SEC; will it come next week, next month, next year? Let’s get it accomplished and cross it off the list. What does it take to sell a product that sells itself; Salespeople; let’s get them, installers; let’s get them. 2112 is almost half over and were sitting at around ¾ of a cent; that irritates me.
And then the snake bit everyone it could because as we all know, it’s the snake’s nature!
The reason is because SAVI has not greased the palm of the controlling government authority. This is a Chicago based authority, and things are customarily done a certain way.
Lowman and 1manband
Thanks for your input. It has given me some good food for thought as to what direction I want to turn for further research.
Well, It's after the 4th. Do you think IBM received all the requested information as mandated by the court or do you put your money on QSGI playing a game and getting spanked? Dare they even try!
A common denominator I find on so many of the penny stocks is the chatter they are completing the necessary paperwork for submission to the SEC to be able to come off the pink sheets and have the stop sign removed. In the event the information provided the SEC for review is complete, can anyone tell me how long it takes for the SEC to review it and give its stamp of approval.
If all is approved by the SEC, is that information immediately entered into the public record or does the company have the option to delay its release to the public.
I can’t imagine comparing SAVI to any other stock would give accurate prediction of price or growth results because it’s an apples to oranges comparison. It may make you feel good about your investment because you will see what most of us believe, and that is a substantial profit. I will be the first to admit that at times I’m almost giddy thinking about what potential this thing has. However there are so many unknown factors we are in the dark about that need to be considered. Things like increasing local distributers and installation centers nationwide for one. When we get a sales update I’m sure we will all be impressed. I believe back in January, Serge said something to the effect that the first 3 weeks of the month surpassed the previous year in its entirety. We have heard from some on this board that they have been to SAVI headquarters and have witnessed a very substantial amount of fleet work being done. That can only mean that when the information is released it should draw a lot of attention. The cork will have been removed from the bottle, let’s all hope the Genie knows what to do and when.
And the new labels looked so good that many people wanted to give this fledgling company $. And to attract newcomers to this magnificent label, sophisticated offices were opened in foreign lands.
That’s a great idea. They could give away free samples to potential customers for let’s say a month, and after experiencing the benefits for themselves, potential customers could make an informed decision as to signing a service contract or not. Hey wait, that’s been tried already, and when the well goes dry perhaps they can refinance the empty bottles.
I find the same thing. SAVI web page down and Yahoo the only one reporting the symbol change thus far. No surprise, it's what we were expecting.
To error is human. I guess if both sides had unlimited staffing, little slips like this would not happen.
The part that reads 11. For all the reasons set forth above, QSGI’s FDUPTA claims should be allowed to proceed too, as they are dependent upon finding QSGI’s unfairly monopolized the market for used IBM mainframes thus driving QSGI out of business.
Shouldn’t it read 11. For all the reasons set forth above, QSGI’s FDUPTA claims should be allowed to proceed too, as they are dependent upon finding IBM unfairly monopolized the market for used IBM mainframes thus driving QSGI out of business.
Hey Jax, is there something incorrect about item #11 page 7, such as a typo or am I misunderstanding it.
I agree Frankoriolo; the lack of communication to shareholders for this extended period of time is either shamefulness or incompetence. What a pitiful way to conduct a business. I sure hope they don’t treat their customers that same way. (That’s assuming they have customers, how would we know?)
This truly is a love/hate affair. C’mon Marc share something with us! Are you guys still in business? If so, what are you doing to generate a profit? Are you generating a profit? Are you still interested in shareholder value? I hate the idea of cheerleading for a proper outcome in a lawsuit or lawsuits, just on the pretense that it’s the only thing that will help my investment. I’m not even sure if it will make a difference. Have a great weekend everyone.
Perhaps Mr. Bauta is trying to point out what seems obvious (to me anyway) the David and Goliath situation. I would guess that at this junction it would be considered irrelevant, but is it even conceivable that the size of the Defendants legal team becomes so large, that requests for information and responses would be deemed unreasonable by the court.
I’m happy to see you still here getting the warning out to unsuspecting investors. My Father always had a saying that went like this, “If you can’t listen, then you gotta feel”. I sure wish I had listened a little harder to you and Janice because I sure felt. I got out a few weeks ago around 0.40, and even though I had admitted to myself that something about the way this company was conducting business seemed a little fishy, I would have sustained substantially greater losses if it weren’t for your persistence. This is just my opinion, but if I had a friend who was holding this issue, I would advise them to cut their losses while they still can. Thanks again Avocet.
You make several good points, however one would hope that the bulk of their activities are directed at conducting business and generating revenue as opposed to fighting court battles. If the latter is the case, that creates a different paradigm.
Glad to hear that SL. My biggest concerns are,” what is it that they are busy doing”? We know it’s not drafting investor updates!
Oh look! There goes a happy little bluebird. I wish for world peace. Flowers sure are pretty. GO SAVI
That’s some serious longevity, I looked back at the prices during that period and they appear to be around the same as when I first bought in about two years ago. I have purchased many times without ever selling and would really like to see an increase in price to at least be in the money. Having a little breathing room certainly makes holding until next week a little easier. I hope you sold some when the price got up to around .07 a few years back, in fact I hope your holding free shares. Good luck to you, “Maybe Next Week!”
What I find puzzling is the speculation that so much of the selling volume in the past few weeks is 144 shareholders. It may very well be, but I can’t figure out why! I would think that these 144 shareholders acquired their positions in the first place because of their due diligence and firm belief in SVMI. Plenty of us here believe that we are going to be greatly rewarded for our investment many times over. One could easily conclude that selling at these prices would be nothing short of foolish. Why make a few dollars when the potential upside seems sky high.
I share some of the same thoughts COOL. What are we waiting for, the best Super Bowl commercial? I can understand getting the approval from a company Head prior to notifying the public of a fleet installation, but they don’t need anyone’s approval to advertise or market their product. All this secret stuff is getting old. I’m optimistically hoping we’re going to hear about the mother of all fleets like a huge government contract, but even so, at some point in time they need to tell the public so additional investor interest is developed.
Thanks for your input, which makes a great deal of sense. I was also thinking perhaps the Judge with all his experience having heard so many arguments in the past, really needs more to go on than just the well-organized documentation provided by IBM’s Council. I have to admit from my perspective it does not paint QSGI in a good light, and perhaps that is something the Judge is trained to see through.
Thanks again Jax for the very informative reading. I think what intrigues me the most is the vast amount of patients the court has extended to QSGI. Not having any real experience with court SOP, can anyone tell me if this is normal, or am I correct in my assumption that the court has bent over backwards for QSGI.
Oh you nay Sayers, so little faith in what Marc Sherman is trying to do for us. Just you wait until we bring IBM to its knees. Our new ticker symbol will be QSGIBM and we will all become very wealthy indeed. Just feel the power of common shares remaining intact. Got to go, I’m feeling that tingling feeling running up and down my legs. It's off to the John!
I had hoped we were finished seeing these prices, but to my good fortune I found a couple of nickels in the dryer vent and got very lucky indeed.
Thanks MAC for all that information. I know it had to take a lot of time to put it all together.
As always, Thank You for the updates Jaxstraw.
It makes a guy want to run right out and buy a Volt doesn't it. LOL
On the brighter side, greed can be a real driving force in the market and it often plays a vast role in driving rallies. I’m willing to bet I’m not the only one here to purchase additional shares for fear of missing out on the big run up.
We’re down only 7% so far today, TGIF. With any luck someone will quit or file a lawsuit over the weekend and we get a pr on Monday. Have a great weekend everyone!
I’m glad everyone is still here hanging tough. I watched my investment go down more and more each day. I held tight because I like most people didn’t want to admit I had made a bad choice. I continued to watch more of my investment disappear and came to my senses and put in a sell order. I got lucky because my sell price was reached but not after taking a good spanking. Thanks Avocet and Janice for hanging tough. Keep it up so other will wake up sooner than I did.
I don’t think the green push is doing anything to hinder the Dyno-valve, in fact I see it as a blessing in disguise. Like it or not, fossil fuels are here to stay for a long time. They provide just too much energy per unit to abandon. Natural gas appears to be the next rising star because at this time it’s inexpensive, abundant and burns a little cleaner. My thoughts are that the Dyno-valve may be useful with this fuel source also, and I have asked SVMI but they never answer my e-mails. The very last thing I want to see is the government having any direct involvement with SVMI period. If you want to see your investment go to hell in a handbag invite government participation. The only reason a Dyno-valve even exists in the first place is due to free enterprise. I don’t want to see Serge held hostage to a union shop with business agents and stewards mandating he give everything to union workers. I don’t want to see Serge buried in a mountain of bureaucratic regulations subject to the unfounded whims of those who think they know what’s best for everyone. Let Serge take advantage of the various already in place state regulations mandating specific emission standards. That’s sufficient government involvement. There are far too many fossil fuel burning cars on the road that people depend on daily. It would be political suicide for anyone to mandate the termination of their use. At this time, the EPA has dealt some crippling blows to the coal industry. Let’s see how that goes this summer for the power companies and consumers.
Hey B U, I agree with you that we do need to man up and take our lumps accordingly, but management does suck, and venting sometimes with others on this board is the only good we have gotten from this company in many months. I think it's healthy to be able to laugh at oneself for some of the not so brilliant investment choices and the reasons we made them. I know one of my favorite lines we’ve heard over and over goes something like this, “but why else would they make so much effort to keep the common shares intact”. Well I have formed opinions on that but don’t feel the need to share them. Sherman indicated that his objective was something to the effect of acquiring new businesses and keeping shareholders informed. I take that to mean grow QSGI, increase profits for shareholders and communicate with them on a regular basis. Thus far it would appear that he has failed miserably. When I hear Sherman, I don’t associate it with CEO, I associate it with Tank.