Yeah, yeah, my bad. His BROTHER is CEO, right? Either way, we still have one of the Foley brothers on board with NTEK and one of these brothers is going down on federal charges of FRAUDulent behavior. Like I said, I'm still invested. We'll let the numbers on Q1 do the talking and I'll be the fool, later. :) OK? :)

Well...eh, if it's gonna' happen, it will happen. Q1 is big. If not, then it sinks back into the mire. :) So be it.

If this CEO is truly reforming, then that's awesome. However, the dueling headlines for this company in the coming days is the executive's federal sentencing and the greatly pumped Q1 report. We'll see...:)

I see.

So, this guy is a con man. What's next?

Hmmm, yeah, is this the SAME David Foley in court records? And what for?

Worth my meager investment if it happens! :)

Dang straight.

mmm, quite possibly. We shall see -- so goes the game. :) Fair well. :)!

Dunno, dude. Always, a risk. Mkt. is gonna soon, anyway. Big deal, I guess. Life goes on...:) We all go down, together? Are you invested in this, btw??? Just curious...:)

' "We haven't built facilities of this dimension outside of Japan," said Al Stone, president of Sega Enterprises USA."


http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=19950911&slug=2141061

"Judy and Stone had spent their personal savings and gone into debt trying to sell Nintendo's first games.

Broke and frustrated, they told Arakawa that they could no longer stay with Nintendo. He responded that a new game was coming from Japan that would be bigger than "Pac-Man" and that he would give them a contract to be its sole distributors."
...
' "I said, `Pardon me. What was that? "Donkey Kong"? How do you spell that?' " Arcade blockbuster

Thinking that a game named "Donkey Kong" would never amount to much and not wanting to take on a new client in such desperate straits, Lincoln suggested other attorneys for the job. But Arakawa was impressed with Lincoln and persisted.

As it turned out, "Donkey Kong" was an arcade blockbuster surpassed only by "Pac-Man" in American arcades.

The next time Lincoln heard from Judy and Stone, they were millionaires."

http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=20000211&slug=4004240

Yeah, I thought that if you only have investor (not trader) status then one's short-term capital gains are along the lines of 1/3...so this sounds more accurate -- albeit -- that much more painful to stomach. :)

Well, the questions still stands...what do we know about this Campbell guy, DOES he have a history of fronting for Pump and Dumps, etc.?

Eh...nothing of substance for a while. Do believe they're holding their bigger cards -- so far. :)

Hey, I think they're brothers, dude. :)

Yeah, def. However, we don't, yet, have the visibility to propel us past the standard concerns that any potential investor would have after seeing last quarter's numbers. :) Still, we seem to be holding steady above a penny. False inflation???...we'll see. The proof will remain to be seen in the future product and that's the pivotal juncture of any up and comer jockeying for position. Exciting time to be in, for sure!!! :) NTEK

I think it follows that posting a loss for Q4 would trigger a small loss as we're seeing, today. Obviously, we have a more optimistic perspective going longer-term and we're looking fw'd to some more post-R&D stage oriented PRs. However, an earnings deficit is still a deficit as far as the market is concerned. :)

Thank you, Vander. As one not intimately familiar with the nuances of such issues, I was erring on the side of caution when it came to a -- somewhat -- implied understanding that these filing matters were not being leveraged by the company in the FULL interest of comprehensive, OPTIONAL disclosure. Thanks. :)

Re: SEC filings. OK, thanks. Like to identify areas where transparency is being avoided in dealings with the SEC, even if filing such paperwork may be optional. Thanks.

This guy brings up a great point -- why hasn't NTEK registered with the SEC? Thanks.

Brilliant...naturally. Thanks. :)

So...who had the inside angle on supposed AM news this morn....??? Thanks.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/samsung/9845714/Samsung-shows-off-gadgets-in-Monaco.html

' “Samsung is a fiercely competitive company,” says Ian Fogg, head of mobile at IHS Screen Digest. “They analyse the competition and always seeks to better them.” '

Fantums corralled for now -- thanks. :)

Not to be neg....just not seeing anything on this "Alan D. Stone", outside of the NTEK press releases...please advise.