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I would love to see some real PR coming from KKD.
Thanks, I appreciate it.
Not to mention that I cut and pasted from the other companies which was proof, but who really cares.
My proof was deleted and life goes on.
I only wanted to share the DD I discovered.
I am really sorry I brought up the DD in the first place.
I was just trying to help.
Manny
You are right, sometimes it might not mean owner, but it always means, Chief Executive Officer. And that one is always the boss!
In this case, Tom was the founder as well as CEO. I think there are more than a few interviews where he calls it, his company.
Anyhow, you are still correct.
Manny
I guess the new people here are not familiar with Tom's other businesses?
It is important to do all the DD about both a company and its founder.
I think Tom is a great guy and I think you need to know about his other businesses.
GreenShift's Tom Scozzafava Appointed Trustee of New York Power Authority
New York, New York United States March 2, 2006
GreenShift Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: GSHF) today announced that its Vice President of Acquisitions, Thomas W. Scozzafava, has been appointed to the Board of Trustees to the New York State Power Authority ("NYPA"). The appointment came Tuesday following the confirmation by the New York State Senate of New York Governor George E. Pataki's nomination.
A release issued by NYPA stated, "We're looking forward to the contribution that Tom Scozzafava ... will make in helping to oversee the Authority and its state-wide operations," said Timothy S. Carey, NYPA president and chief executive officer. "Governor Pataki recognized the diverse background in energy, economic development and the environment that Tom ... will draw upon in naming (him) to our board. Power Authority Chairman Joe Seymour and I are delighted that the state Senate has approved (his) nomination." In addition to Mr. Scozzafava, Bob Moses' appointment as Trustee to NYPA was also confirmed by the Senate.
Sometimes but a r/s is never a good thing for us shareholders unless there is a long term plan.
Up to now, Tom has been straight forward and clear, we simply need to hear an update from him to keep the focus going.
Manny
You are quite wrong, Tom is the owner, you need to do DD before you spread such information.
I checked the filings and saw that Tom was in fact the ceo.
If something has changed, be glad to see it.
This does not reflect on Seaway or Tom in a good or bad way, it is simply something which has suddenly occured on two corporations which our ceo controls.
Cool and 6 stores are listed.
Did anyone notice this?
14:07 2/12/2008 GSEG GS Energy Corporation Common Stock ESYM EcoSystem Corporation Common Stock 1-500 R/S**
14:07 2/12/2008 GSHF GreenShift Corporation Common Stock CICS Carbonics Capital Corp Common Stock 1-20 R/S**
Clearly, Tom owns both of these corporations. The question in my mind, is why is Tom doing this now?
Did anyone notice this?
14:07 2/12/2008 GSEG GS Energy Corporation Common Stock ESYM EcoSystem Corporation Common Stock 1-500 R/S**
14:07 2/12/2008 GSHF GreenShift Corporation Common Stock CICS Carbonics Capital Corp Common Stock 1-20 R/S**
A rumor is only worthwhile, so far as I am concerned, if there is some bearing to reality or a ring of truth to it.
There is no reason for Seaway to put money into a buyback program at this time. They have been raising money to expand, not to buy their own stock back.
Buy bach certainly would help the shareholders, but in the long run, it will not help the company at this stage of its life.
Better to put the money into expanding, paying down debt, etc.
Buy back? Maybe someone who is a wishful thinker.
Maybe something is finally up with envirosafe
We are having tough times in the donut business.
Any thoughts about a possible back lash because of our ownership?
Not sure if this is the same guy, from what I see, there is a strong management link to some very successful retail chains.
But look at the news, just the mention of his name and the stock goes up!
Manny
Volume today but we are still going the wrong way
It will make you day, of that I am sure, but it depends upon which day and when.
This is long term, so if your day is in 2009 or 2010, then your day will be made, big time.
Sometimes the sell is a market maker. On these stocks you never can take for granted that there are individual buyers and sellers.
I am still feeling very good about Seaway!
Good thing, if you were a Manny it would cause too much confusion.
Glad I am not forgotten.
More importanly, now I have time to chase down Tom and company to try to get an update!
Manny
Again, you are missing the point.
TS has made it clear to the board that they old group are short term only.
And you certainly have missed the mark with my comments.
They have a short term deal with current head exec, they need a long term deal with a retail expert who will be there for the long run. Current exec staff are old and only there for the transition.
Busy working for the man.
Last quarter is THE quarter for the retail industry, been busy but been keeping my eyes on things.
Glad I was not forgotten.
Maybe it has taken a long time, but, it looks like the news I reported has finally come out.
This is great news for our company.
Now, if only they would complete the play by hiring a top notch CEO to run our business!
Go Go GO
Manny is in the know
Just kidding not really that big of an ego!
We will see
Oh my
What does that mean?
I guess we have all seen this already?
http://biz.yahoo.com/e/071129/swvc.ob8-k.html
It is a done deal, not a deal being hammered out.
Still should have been in a PR, does not seem right that it wasnt.
Could be that they are simply over loaded and have not done the PR yet.
No, for some reason, and I have no clue what that would be, there is still a lid on the info.
Strange, really strange.
Sorry, I just wanted to state for the record, that Joe did not say the guy he met was from Giant Tiger. What Joe said is that he met a guy, Tom made the introduction at his office, the guy was down from Canada.
This guy was the potential new president and he was currently or had currently, been the president of the largest department store chain in Canada.
I did not think of GT as a department store chain.
That is all I was saying.
Sorry if I made it confusing, I just wanted to relay my latest DD for the board.
Yes, firebag, I went back and saw your post, pretty awesome fella!
I hear you
That company was a franchise donut shop (check my info to see its name).
No way they would get a failed donut president to run a department store chain.
Again, I dont think that the guy who might come over to Hacketts is from Giant Tiger.
I see the connections but that would be too obvious.
Just stay cool and lets all do some digging.
It is not a 20 million dollar line, I think it is more like 5 million.
Wells Fargo is famous for this sort of treatment in the retail sector.
5 million is what they need right now to get over the hump.
I will try to nudge Joe the last week of December to see if I can get anything further.
You are okay cdnkid,just relax and dont toss stones.
Oh, okay, I see where you are going
Again, I do not think these are the guys.
Joe simply said the largest department store chain in canada and I dont think that Giant Tiger is considered a department store chain I think they are a clothing chain.
Joe promised to talk to me again after the first of the year.
Although I am not saying there is any connection with this Giant Tiger company located in Canada, but they do have one store in NY and look like they want to expand that way.
And shoot, boy have they expanded in Canada. What a great success story
This can be us with the right guy at the helm
No, I dont think this is the guy, Joe said he was a younger man (like in his early 50's)
This Gordon Reid guy looks like my grandfather
http://www.canada.com/calgaryherald/news/calgarybusiness/story.html?id=fef90468-9236-4b3c-a4e8-00834c535a45&p=1