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little hope for improvement
retained earnings (deficit) are horrendous
been bleeding like a stuck pig since inception
all fluff and no substance
you still have hope? why? it'll never materialize.
after getting fleeced. amazing.
his Linkedin profile says Sherwood Lumber
why? what's the connection or history between the two companies?
which year?
you mean the old contract did not make money for anybody except Conboy and Vuozo?
already was. this is what it looks like after the reverse split. pretty pathetic performance.
product recall or potential lawsuit? please elaborate.
at least Conboy and Vuozo made good money. that makes two total as the remaining lose, lose, lose.
20:1 split and it ends up back here.
wow! too far gone.
good news stories about ECOB come and go with no lasting upward momentum. only broken promises so far from this company. stock price reflects it.
Comery bankrupted a company called Jager according to posts about Comery on yayhoo! also says he was let go from a couple of companies. true? if so, wouldn't be a good get for the company.
sure seems to be the case.
only small sums moving the share price up. no momentum.
buying opportunities keep coming, selling opportunities remain elusive.
stretching it out to 5 decimal points. wow.
all the recent gains are gone, gone, gone.
accumulated deficit of $110,089,709. WOW!
do you know this guy in latest PR?
"Robert W. Adler is a licensed Professional Architect in the state of New Jersey that provides services in the states of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Mr. Adler recently spoke on the record about his decision to specify Eco Red Shield protected lumber with additional insight provided into his thoughts on Defensive Building Practices."
http://www.rwadlerassociates.com/
game changer, i'm sure.
ECOB has already shown that. look at their financial reporting over the past 3 years. revenues dropped as they went to higher and higher proportions of coating services. their strategy has been evolving. lumber companies won't give them credit limits, if any, worthy enough to buy loads of lumber to coat.
that is the real reason they have gone to coating only services. many of their purchases have had to be cash-in-advance. it is hard to do business that way.
revenue will drop dramatically.
always 1 step forward 3 steps back. what happened to all those singing its praises when Home Depot was signed on? it is evident that the fundamentals were just never there in the end.
new regs are already in place in many parts of the country. the problem for ECOB is that they cannot pass THE test for protection of tji's. AND they know it.
this is the same post as post # 16442
post # 16442
that's like the moon for ECOB. not happening.
what? nothing burns from the inside out, except a nuclear reactor
"Simply there's nothing known in the universe you can paint on wood that will deflect heat because even if the flame was deflected the heat would burn it from inside to out."
just Google "wood timbers in fire" and you will see many images that disprove that statement completely.
also, Google "intumescent coatings in fire protection" to see what can actually work in a fire.
granted Eco Red would not hold up in a house fire, but stick with the facts, please! wow!
financials are terrible and home depot is now gone. its going from bad to worse. revenue will drop again.
Eco Red slows the flames, but no amount can keep this stock from burning to the ground. wow.
a PR when they get the business would be more appropriate.
this is a wishlist, not revenue, nor profit.
does that mean that there are other stakeholders than mere shareholders? how do their ownership rules compare to sharholders?
"The Board and Funders". interesting designation. who are the "Funders"?
the promise of a few more years continues
YES! the last few years have been great!
i looked up Comery on LinkedIn and it looks like he did work for those companies. bankruptcy? ouch!
did you read the stuff about the Board of Directors on Yayhooo? the qualifications don't sounds so good. cause for concern.