Long Over Due; “MUST READ”
It is no secret that this company has been around for a long time. I have seen articles that date back as far as 1984. After many starts, re-starts, product iterations, distributions agreements, marketing gurus and corporate issues … It is in my opinion that the future of this company is just getting started and as far as I am concerned, the past is just that “the past”. You can’t change it, I can’t change it. However, we can learn from it and learn to watch the signs closer and become better educated as to what the signs tell us about a company. I believe the writing is on the wall this time around.
THE SIGNS… Let’s review
Reverse Stock Split:
A necessary evil, a capitalization restructuring was imperative to attract new capital from sources that could help propel the company in a new direction that it has never been able achieve before. Yes everyone knows that the resulting stock price from the split looked great but would never sustain that level. They never do and the split was not designed to increase the stock price. The company will have to execute and deliver in a manner that is has never done before. Then the stock price will stabilize to a level that substantiates the company’s level of performance.
Full Reporting:
On April 4, 2007, the company announced that they had hired auditors to begin the process to be a fully reporting company. This is very important. It is imperative that they move from the Pinks to at least the OTCBB. Nobody wants to invest in a company for the long haul if they do not have access to the necessary data to make logical decisions on investing, holding and selling the stock that they have invested in. I commend the company on this step and look forward to the announcement that the audits are hopefully completed soon.
Financing with TRICOR Holdings LLC:
Wow! In my view this is huge once you understand who TRICOR is. Then and only then you can begin to understand how big of a deal this really is. TRICOR’s primary principle is Engin Yesil. This guy is a mastermind in this space or any space for that matter. Just a few snippets about Mr. Yesil
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2004/5/prweb124291.htm
(PRWEB) May 8, 2004 --Two decades ago, Engin Yesil had his life all mapped out. He was
going to earn a degree in finance at the University of Florida, then return to Turkey to take
the reins of the family shoe manufacturing business Engin Yesil Footwear. But Engin Yesil
found the American tradition of entrepreneurship all too alluring. Much to his parents'
chagrin, he dropped out of college to stay in the United States and launch what turned into a
$75 million mail-order contact lens business. Then he took on telecommunications, founding
a $150 million wholesaler of prepaid calling card services and long-distance switching
networks in Miami called Radiant Holdings.
As an additional note, have you ever heard of PetMed Express Inc. Nasdaq: PETS? Go to
www.finance.yahoo.com, plug in the ticker “PETS”. Then on the left side look at inside
transactions. Yes Sir, TRICOR Holdings LLC, another success story brought to you by Engin
Yesil
What do the signs mean? Well for me they mean that this company has the opportunity and
hopefully will now begin to show some traction and will be able to execute and create the
value for its shareholders that they deserve. These are my opinions and are not intended to be
misconstrued as financial advice in one way or the other.
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