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I think it became pretty clear that Roscoe is, (or is the voice of), one of the players in the drama. However, even though Roscoe was called out on most of his/her posts, points were raised by Roscoe that cant go without being addressed.
I have been in cygx since 2003/4 (it been long enough that I cant remember), and have followed this board and cygx website only sparingly in past. I am a business owner but claim no special knowledge of corporate procedures relating to positions, dealing with BOD, etc. Anyone with the smallest understanding of IP, corporate structure, contract law, etc., would have known who owned the IP regarding cygx after court proceding anouncements. I believe that the BOD, Cowsert etc., all knew the companies claim to any IP before the first anouncement made on 9/9/10.
Cowsert did make comment regarding revenue by end of 2010. Did he overstate the companies capabilities? Even if so, I dont think it would be a 'resignation' type offense.
The thing I cant get out of my thinking goes back to the initial drama in the conference room at cygx between skolnick and Wunderlich. As I remember, it was explained that Larry thought he was best suited to be president and direct cygx and forced the issue. Skolnick backed him down and forced LW and FV out. If LW sees cygx rising out of the dust, maybe he wont let go of the idea that he wants to be the leader??
After rereading this, it has all the appearence of someone in serious need of ritilin. Look what cygx has done to me!!!!
Paulness, I've had about all of the 'INTENDS' I care for from these mad scientists.
For a company that has never done anything, there sure is a lot of DRAMA. 'Smartest Guy In The Room' kind of stuff. Run away, Run away.....
Let me know when your uncle is feeling better so I can place a buy.
then wouldn't it say something like 'office of represenative' instead of primary executive office
That not quite the technical answer I was hoping for. lol.
hc do you still have my #
Date : 09/23/2010 @ 12:30PM
CytoGenix, Inc. Moves Corporate Headquarters to New York City and Secures New Laboratory Space In Connecticut
Date: 10/27/10 8k
(Address of principal executive offices)
710 N. Post Oak Road, Suite 410, Houston, TX
So I wonder how much of the other anouncement fluff is not true.
Quoting Cowsert "Through t//// Well thats one way to get out of standing behind your comments. Resign. Can't be a good thing can it? If true, why wasn't this info made public at the time?
Replacing the non money making mutual funds in the IRA with non money making CYGX shares. Call me crazy!!
I hope this drop is an alarm clock for mgmt. Time for an update please.
chicken
Quoting Cowsert "Through the implementation of BioEnergy's business plan, we expect to see significant and immediate growth reflected in strong revenue growth for the year ending 2010.”
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Nw La, (Can i call you shreveport for short), I had hoped to be able to pay for my childrens college via cygx when i took the cygx dive in 2004.? Alas, now my hope is that my children might be able to send their children to college via cygx.
paulness, I suggest that you buy it and tell us what it says.
Quoting Cowsert "Through the implementation of BioEnergy's business plan, we expect to see significant and immediate growth reflected in strong revenue growth for the year ending 2010.”
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IDT, That is kinda of the way I see it as well. Force the issue. Live with results.
That's the kind of customer you want. One that will pay you $1,200,000 and walk away. I wonder if he's in the market for any Office Furniture???
Who was the agent of record on the "new lab/corporate headquarters" that we all heard so much about over the final days of Skolnicks days as CEO? Why did Skolnick authorize the final lumpsum payment of whatever limited amount of cash CYGX had in the coffer($400,000 is what come to memory) for payment on a building that he knew they would never occupy? What if any agreement was there in place with the developer/builder of the "lab" for the money paid into the project should CYGX not take occupancy upon completion?
Roscoe, Your comment “As you see, there are to many variables to determine what could happen” seems a bit of a pull back from your earlier comments,
11/1 “No way. They would have to do a massive reverse split first. The big shareholders would probably be against it. There's no hope for this company.
10/5 “All the patents are abandoned. Cannot issue. Do some reading and you'll learn something other than spin or translation”
9/15 "$0.005 per share. That's what's next"
Roscoe, regardless of any upcoming announcement from Cytogenix, it is obvious that your objective is to cast doubt on the ‘new’company. For what reason, well, there are too many variables to determine your reason. I hope you are able to gather all the shares you want and at the price you hope, albeit and unfortunately at the expense of weak hands. If that is not your ultimate goal, I hope that you find something more psychologically healthy and productive to do with your time.
Roscoe, based on what is public info, does it seem logical to you that LW/FV or Star biologic would stand to benefit more by working with or settling claims with CYGX?
I suppose a person can't come out and say, "hey, I'm betting that this share price is about to go up, but i don't want to buy it at the higher share price, so, would you please sell your shares at a reduced price so I stand to benefit the most? Come on, man".
"Now that's funny, I don't care who you are"!!
Here's an open question for the board. Where do you think the ice cream cart resides today?
A) Being used as a door stop in Houston
B) Churning out synDNA in Connecticut
C) Corner of FV's garage next to golf clubs
next to cytogenix old office. Just guessing but this sounds like a quick incorporation by Wunderlich where he could park assests, patents...im not giving it much credence, at this point anyway. That's one problem with internet searchs, the inherit value bestowed on anything found.
Thanks, and I only take exception with your comment regarding Roscoes intent. One doesnt hang on a penny stock bulletin board and propagate conspiracy at every opportunity without skin in the game and self serving intent. Much in the same vein as Truthurts who disappeard about the time roscoe started his role. Tag team, your in.
I always thought it was, "pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered".
On quick search, I could find no info on Star Biologics. Do you have any info or possibly a link? Thanks
Quoting Cowsert "Through the implementation of BioEnergy's business plan, we expect to see significant and immediate growth reflected in strong revenue growth for the year ending 2010.”
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The departure of LW and subsequently FV from Cytogenix had all to due with personalities (LW psycho -vs- Skolick god complex)and not the company, IMHO. Having spoken with both W&V, in the past, I can assure you that they are both 'about the money'. Could new group have bought out LW and FV? Possibly. Have LW and FV rendered allowance for use of patents in question? Possibly.
It would seem logical that these two would try to leverage whatever it is the own while they still have something to leverage. Patents expire. Also, Barry has been involved with Cytogenix for a number of years and I'm just guessing here but I bet Wunderlich and Barry have probably spoken a few times after Skolnicks departure. One thing is for sure, Cowsert could clear much speculation with a little information.
paulness, it's only monday. Are you sure you want to tee that one up?
PTPJDMBA- I was considering the reverse merger possibility over the weekend and I came to the conclusion that it would seem unlikely that a RM is already in the plans based on the fact that there is talk of new lab going forward. If RM was already in the plans, I don't think adding the liability of a lease agreement to the cygx BS seems logical.
Quoting Cowsert "Through the implementation of BioEnergy's business plan, we expect to see significant and immediate growth reflected in strong revenue growth for the year ending 2010.”
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No problem!
BigB, you non stock tradin scoundrel!!! Alarm set for you at $1.00
With all due respect HC, yes I have the option to sell at any point that I am disappointed, however, when I feel like I have been lied to, mislead, and played for the fool, I tend to hope for bigger than just sell. Now, those at the SEC arent rocket scientists for sure, but when crooks, ala Madoff/Stanford, are finally held accountable, it gives me hope, at least, that those perpetuating the guise take notice that the SEC can, if it chooses, stick a needle in their proverbial eye. From what we have witnessed with cygx over the past 4 years, Cowsert, IMHO, needs to go extra lengths to make sure his yes is yes and his no is no.
after the last group of yahoos, the words that jump out at me from this press release are;
plans to
opportunity
finally create
expect
How about a simple "our revenues are". But most likely will be, "we expect, are plans are, we hope to create, great opportunity". Sorry, I'm a little jaded. And in Devo3 fashion, I'm ready for my rebuke and punishment.
CytoGenix, Inc. Announces the Formation of BioEnergy, Inc.
Date : 09/08/2010 @ 3:52PM
Source : Business Wire
Stock : CytoGenix, Inc. (CYGX)
Quote : 0.13 0.002 (1.56%) @ 2:21PM
CytoGenix, Inc. Announces the Formation of BioEnergy, Inc.
Cytogenix (OTC) (USOTC:CYGX)
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CytoGenix, Inc. (Pinksheets: CYGX) announced today that it has formed a subsidiary, BioEnergy, Inc. a Nevada Corporation, to identify, evaluate and develop biologically based technologies for the “green” energy sector. BioEnergy plans to create renewable energy and clean fuels.
BioEnergy is currently in negotiations with various entities for the acquisition of and co-development of such technologies. Upon the successful completion of these negotiations BioEnergy, Inc. plans to bring its broad range of experience to commercially leverage its biologically based energy technologies in the growing green energy sector.
Lex Cowsert, CEO of CytoGenix, stated, “We are extremely excited that we have this opportunity with our advanced experience in the biotechnology field. It seems the right move at this time to further leverage that experience and ability in developing BioEnergy's business plan for the energy sector with the main objective to finally create strong and solid shareholder value for CytoGenix. Through the implementation of BioEnergy's business plan, we expect to see significant and immediate growth reflected in strong revenue growth for the year ending 2010.”
CytoGenix, Inc.
CytoGenix is a Nevada corporation traded under the symbol: CYGX.PK. CytoGenix is a biotechnology company developing biotechnology derived products for vaccines and therapeutic applications for human, agricultural and veterinary markets. As such, CytoGenix has access to a broad range of biological expertise that can be leveraged to identify, evaluate, develop and commercialize biologically based technologies for energy production.
Safe Harbor Statement
The information contained in this news release, other than historical information, consists of forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act and Section 21E of the Exchange Act. These statements may involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those described in such statements. Although the Company believes that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are reasonable, it can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to have been correct. Important factors, including general economic conditions, spending levels and other factors could cause actual results to differ materially from the Company's expectations.
he didn't say fiscal year end. He said year ending 2010. I guess we could play the "It depends on what the meaning of the word 'is' is" game, but I think I will let Mr. Cowsert's words stand on their own for judgement.
Quoting Cowsert "Through the implementation of BioEnergy's business plan, we expect to see significant and immediate growth reflected in strong revenue growth for the year ending 2010.”
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