And here I thought it was a total failure. I now stand corrected.

No one will find that a surprise.

The possible legal paths are becoming more limited as the risk of winning or not become riskier. Negotations become more likely for ML. We are in for the ride good or bad.

Is less than $1200.00 total massive?

How do you know ML is "well known" to the Sheriff's office?

That 98.7% down leaves a lot more room to go up than down.

Or most probably anyone else.

It's like going to the restaurant and re-reading the menue. It would be nice to get to the food.

I do not remember a post that was a result of an actual visit to Kalama and a comment on what they saw.

Yes a day of no conjecture.

This "sell reaction" term has to do with volumes at trade time and is difficult to impossible with TYTN's volumes. It does indicate there is little interest for selling at these numbers with more interest at buying. Still nothing impressive just Cheap Charley playing around.

As there is little volume and a small spread there is no real trend unless you could say static. As the bid volume is far more than the sell volume your statement of "sell reaction" does not seem to have a basis.

Not very likely.

I assume you think it will be more difficult for TYTN to deal with the FDIC than with the bank who had it's back against the wall. I believe the FDIC would be more interested in getting it's money than owning TYTN. But I guess anything is possible.

Unless I read this incorrectly it is of the Bank not TYTN.

Does make one wonder what the discount was.

30 months from 1/1/2010 puts your analysis at 6/1/2011. What do you figure after that?

I think you have missed my point. THe maxim of to do the same thing and expect different results is madness but to do something else and expect the same results is also madness. Those things you mention should not be forgotten but what is occuring now is more important as people do learn by their past actions.

The historical conditions and TYTN's reactions to those past conditions have little to do with TYTN's present actions. Thus a prediction to TYTN's future must be based on the present. Although the past does show the mindset of those involved.

If the manure spreader was as big hit as stated I think a separate name for it would be a good idea. A name strong and durable such as something a blacksmith might use.

There are a number of things that are a good idea but the primary thing for TYTN is to get in front of people who are interested in new Agg ideas, products, concepts in other words motivated people in that field. Also I would guess Mark has informed his old dealers that he would be in the show. There must be many possible dealer/buyer possiblites in the works. To assume he has done nothing is ridiculous.

Those who want additional attention pay an extra fee for it or add show info to their regular advertising. I would say it depends or their budget what they will do.

On every type of product show, Design, Medical,Home,Agg. etc. it is the responsibility of those putting on the show to advertise and promote the show to draw in the public. The exhibitors pay a fee for that service and display their wares. If the show does not draw it is the fault of the show people not the exhibitors. To fault Mark for not advertising the show displays a lack of understanding of what a show is.

Pie in the sky rumors or rumors of no pie with no sky are pointless.

Tractors are big ticket items and not small boxes of fudge sold at the show. Results will show up.

To get the per cent you divide 1 by the old number which was .007 to get 142.857 and mulitply that number by the difference of .0189 and .007 which is .0119. 142.857 X .0119 equals 1.6999 and rounded off makes it 1.70 which is 170%. Nothing to it.

Just thought I would beat someone to the punch and state that those about to come in will be coming in at a price lower than those already here. I say good for them as it will not be true for long.

Every show I have ever been will not release attendance figures until the end and even then it's like pulling teeth.

All dealers monitor all the competition and any who's rapport is weak or somewhat strained for any reason with their present situation and who sees a new kid in town will check it out (hopefully). The prices of Tytan's equipment will not hurt either. Any leads from individual buyers Tytan picks up can also be a carrot. I wish this to be a fact but I do not read minds. Mark's or anyone else in this world.

From preusing the booth owner's list I would guess Tytan is setting up with an eye to showcasing their product to attract potential dealers. It will be interesting to see what the next move will be.

Perhaps this might be the day someone reports on their conversation with Mark Leonard from the phone number provided.

Profit comes from the sell part and .006 seems a little close for profit. Especially when most of the recent low historical trades have been .006/.007 range.

To make a 100% profit on a trade at .006 wouldn't they have needed to originally buy it at .003?

And they are buying.

That may be temporary.

Tytn's pendulum will hopefully swing the other way in 2013. In any case Happy New Year to all.

Any explanation of the past number of trades of --33 must include reason for both a buy and sell. Otherwise it is at best a comedian.

Another miniture/odd trade of stock with the suffix of --33 and I expect there will be another today. It is unfortunate the buy/sell interest in TYTN stock is about nonexistant so that this game playing can go on. Hopefully it will cease in the first quarter.

And I hope to join you.

Are those who will be taking a tax write-off on TYTN waiting until the last moment?