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Wallach and Briskie are not buying shares in the open market
b/c they themselves don't know if the company will be an on
going success. Sold my shares early last year. But buying
a few thousands this morning. I can wait two or three years.
I only wish Briskie to be the CEO and Wallach out of the mix.
Believe Wallach is in over his head.
You want a PR?! Really--what good is a PR coming
from BCCI anytime?
PPV--you're getting more and more complicated as time
goes by for these people to get the message and point.
Just ask them to ask themselves why they believe in BH,
and has he ever done anything for the shareholders now
or in the past? There will always be some you can't save
no matter new and those to be new anytime soon.
It should be clear and obvious
to weary shareholders that we are---That now with a high
profile auditor being hired, it lays to rest a major fear
and an uncertainty we have had for a long time---A loan for
greater inventory and other operations is completed. And
the new auditor is merely a prelude to things coming.
It is also a paradox, but this Form 8k tells us already what's
in the 2012 10k, and 10Qs,(increased revenues). And again.
Would Wang bring in auditing without fresh financing for
short and long term growth? I don't think so.
The way I see it---
it's sort of like the Federal Government of Washington D.C.
"What we have here is a failure to communicate."
from the movie, Cool Hand Luke.
I wonder, in relation to the SEC, if this matter would have
happened if FCPG had been a U.S. firm. I don't think
Rottenberg has the same fear of the SEC dealing with a non
U.S. firm. Maybe FCPG, next time, should use a Chinese
auditing firm that's well known. There's a culture clash
going on here and Rottenberg is out-of-sink in China.
you're "grasping at straws."
there isn't anything happened at BCCI except more erosion and
endless unforfilled, hollow promises of a fortune-teller.
why do you invest and believe in BH when he has done nothing
except talk his way into people's savings? Why?
EPS increase is the only thing
that will drive up the PPS. Company is young and
going through growth pains. It will take a while.
If you're in a hurry then this stock isn't for you.
I sold out last year and just checking back.
Does anyone know about the Class Action suit against
GURE? I got it in the mail today as I owned stock
in 2009 and 2010. Forgot I once had stock in GURE.
They're being sued for 637,500 dollars for misleading
info to shareholders in 2009.
Maybe .05-
I noticed on yahoo.com that Mr Fisher (Fisher Asset Management)
bought 47,000 shares in june 2013. google the firm if you like.
Like I said, "for now, revenues are everything." We have no
control over anything except to buy, hold or sell. Who knows--
when good news breaks and only 59M o/s--there might be a
forward split. Unlikely but.......
Just got back home.
I got 12,000 at .083-
but I don't see it posted here. Thanks for the
direction as I'll take a ms. Gong look.
not 10, but going for 12,000 today
at .083-
alltheway, have any ideas and thoughts on whom
would take charge of FCPG if anything should
happen to mr. wang? ms. gong? anyone else here
want to speculate? Just wondering. Sorry to
bring it up--but its business.
regardless of the following-
1) the absence of PRs.
2) the debacle of the rottenberg affair.
3) the slipping PPS.
and other FCPG's shortcomings seen or not seen by
shareholders is invalid in the long run (LONG RUN).
I don't care what wang thinks of the shareholders at
this moment in time. The only thing important to me
up to the present date is growth--revenue growth. If
this is done, then all other missing items listed above
will take care and happen in its own good time. And
the past history of wang's desire to do so is oblvious--
revenue growth and the location move to a new warehouse
tells me wang has no intentions of being a small fry.
yes, wang is traveling on roads in which he has never
been and is learning as he goes over a few bumps and pot
holes. Accounting will come, shareholder relations will
improve. and the process will not go in a straight line
as we wish it would. Again--growth is supreme to me for
now. I'm buying 10,000 today or Monday.
Now that we finally know about
Rotten berg's incompetence and Wang in the right, I
would expect the pps to pop up Monday at least to .15-
I'm most interested in knowing revenues for the last
two quarters. Hope Wang will tell us--with or even
without the filings. What a PR that would be!! PPS
by the end of the week, .38 cent.
At this point and this day
I don't think Wang cares anything about stockholders
in the U.S.A. and the OTC. Now if he comes out with
filings and any other news then that will be wonderful.
As it is today, Wang is sort of in the doghouse with
shareholder as it's for sure he has us in the dog
house with him. And it smells. Now I'm going to
watch, Gone With The Wind, while Wang is A.W.O.L.
What people? Auditing firm's name.
10---I'm buying 10,000 this morning
at the open.
"I was going to make a Western, but the horses
couldn't remember their lines!"
-Alfred Hichcock
"Love: A temporary insanity curable by marriage"
-Ambrose Bierce
Go FCPG
They can sell off one of their brands and cut almost all
their debt. This will be done. It's the lawsuits that's
the main concern now. They are far from bankruptcy.
Should bring in a new CEO and turn things around.
FCPG's tier status has been "limited info" for many months. Really has not anything to do with late audit filings on the
part of FCPG
in relation to SEC rules. When FCPG goes public with the 10Q, then they can be given a higher tier to "current." Stay cool, Red-
I'm buying next week with 3
reasons in mind:
1) maybe going to HK exchange--long shot
2) FCPG is a good take-over target by many
pharmaceuticals or holding firms from inside
China or outside (Japan, USA and Europe).
3) the current low PPS. A buy out would surely
pay us a much higher share price.
Downside: Wang may have mental business limitations as
just a small operator. But if this is so, then number
2 will come into play. Remember this about China's
culture and the welfare state. Most people are forced
into retirement in their mid 50s in order to employ younger
workers coming on line. Wang's age is middle 50s. So
he is in a hurry for the big prize or is resigned to go
gently into that good night. Gong, and her roll, an
unknown player within the FCPG's context. We do not know
anything about her shadow inside and over FCPG. I could
go on. But what could a shareholder really say? After all,
the worse thing about being a common holder you're the last one to be given the facts. And by then it could be too late. Stay cool--
Pack--why do you think FCPG doesn't have a chance meeting
lofty goals as stated. Increased revenues each quarter
and excellent sector grown, internet excess, more employees
this year. And since there haven't been a PR this year on
present and future conditions, could be to allow insiders,
directors, and who knows who else to load up "common and
maybe new warrents" for past services as they go to HK boards,
legal I hope. No PRs this year. So what if revenues are 70M
or 75M for 2013--would it be shocking? Not to me.
Back to the beginning. Considering FCPG's past history of
steady growth, where do you find FCPG's Achilles heel for not
climbing to the land of greater success anytime soon?
Stay cool.
Yes, and it took the Greeks 10 years of war outside the
Trogan walls before they came up with the idea of the horse.
Anyway, I'll hold the faith for the remainder of this year.
And revaluate matters then. Go FCPG
Is football in the air yet?!
I bought more this morning. I'm just hoping we're not
brainwashing ourselves here on some preconceived notion
of financial glory. At one time the Germans convinced
themselves they were going to win the war. Anyway, if
all comes true as said. I'm not selling any shares sooner
or later, even at 1.50. Why? Taxes.
Patience--A minor form of
despair, disguised as a virtue. -Ambrose Bierce
I'm buying more shares next week. But I'm also
as speechless as Wang.
Very good post based on realism
and objective thinking. I was in and out of
YGYI last year. But watching on the side lines.
Patience is a minor form of despair, disguised as a virtue.
Patience does not apply to BCCI. The longer you hold shares
in BCCI the greater your loses will be.
Because BH over the years "has not accomplished anything
for the shareholders." Nothing. BCCI is a non-reporting
company, so all you know about the business is what he says.
Nothing more. So I'm asking: why do you believe in BH, why
do you put your hard earned money in this guys pocket, why
have you not listen to second and third independent sources?
If you cannot give a direct answer---don't reply. If you only
have a one line sentence as a reply---do not send it. If you
have a vague, abstract, evasive answer---do not reply. If you
have a clever answer without substance---don't reply. If you
come back with a question only, nothing more---forget it.
Excuse my bluntness.
The only thing brewing here are the stockholders and BH
is the cook. Get yourself out before you are toast.
A little surprise to see you're still here.
What difference does it make what the PPS was back in
the dark-ages. Look at the price now, today. Why do
you believe BH?! Why this company? Can't you see it's
going nowhere?! It's a hot potato. I was in one day
and out the next during the pump. Only a Pollyanna
would hold this stock and defend BH and this poor, run
down company. I have no understanding why anyone would
invest their hard earned money in and with BH and BCCI.
Maybe only a barber, a school teacher or truck driver can
explain it.
I don't know what happened and
how that .06 trade came about. However, I may
have a clue. Two hours before the opening bell
the bid was .0001 and ask .148. Very odd in deed!
Never seen that kind of alignment.
I put in an order for 7,500 today at ask.
The way I look at it, news could come any
time and so I wanted shares now.
What you just said is you are throwing good money at bad.
Big Deal. BH has said expansion
before. Old, very old news. Almost all
of the posters here 4 months ago are now
gone.
Cool reflection of 60s music, alltheway. Going back farther to
50s music, Chubby Checker--Blue Monday. OK, as FCPG shareholders we are all suffering like a walk through Death Valley. The land of silence and thirst, we shall be rewarded soon. Common sense.
How can First China in a growing section, increased revenues, EPS in the black, far reaching internet sells service, in business
for how long, 11 years, increased recent employment personnel,
experience management, cash rich China....etc, be black-balled
from an additional loan. The odds are with us and FCPG for
some kind of a number of combinations in our favor. Eclipsed
time only appears to be our enemy of the unknown. But it
could, in the long run, be our greatest asset. So we wait. In
all accounts I believe to be rewarded. I'm buying 10k by this Wed. or Thursday. Good day and week to all willing to stick and believe in First China's future. It's not a poker game we are playing here. But an up-lifting investment, a progression we shall realize in days, months and years coming.
Know what you mean as I'm buying into David's premise
that FCPG is going to the HK exchange, and that this will
all come out in one PR with the 10K and 10Q. There has
to be a significant reason for Wang's long silent period.
Also, unlike most, I believe there's a 50 per cent chance
of a forward stock split in some form or another.
And David, I know your hurting now. What on earth was the
Cubs' GM thinking about?! Trading off their ace pitcher.
First night out with the Rangers he went more than 7 innings
and beat the Yankees. Gee Whizzz! And a sell-out crowd on
a wednesday night.
I got 1,060 shares at open this morning for .125
Then just a few minutes ago, 4200 at .13
Thought I was through buying. Guess not.
Your best post so far.
Company with a new model trying to find a business niche
and grow. It takes time time time.
Get back out. They lost 53M in 2nd quarter.
Also, New CEO. I live in Dallas and just heard
this on local news.
www.macroaxis.com
says, "chance of bankruptcy more
than 96 per cent." And
www.barchart.com says, "strong sell."