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How is it useful?
Is the “historical short volume data” useful to anyone yet?
Time for the quiet time to end. 25 shares traded so far this morning at 21 cents a share. $5.25 in volume. Pathetic. If the pump is as technologically advanced as has been reported, it should not be kept a secret. The secrecy is not in the interest of the stockholders or the company.
I would prefer that he remains quiet until there are sales of something to someone. Nothing to say? Then say nothing.
I think it should be people who know how the pump works, how much less expensive and better than any pump is that is out there, and how much money whichever pump manufacturer gets it will make.
Do you think any agreement will be reached without running it past the guy that owns almost half of the company?
I’m glad you’re not on the negotiating committee.
The You predicted in your “You heard it here first” post that the ENTIRE company would be sold in the first 3 months of this year for $2 a share. The quiet time, under that scenario, would apply to the entire company. Are you changing that prediction?
Quiet time. No communication.
I think 4toschool has surmised what was good about the 8k very well.
What? No remarks about the 8k today?
If such a deal happens, I hope it’s the Fortune 500 company that shouts the deal from the rooftops.
I always do.
To quote you “It is not useless just because you say it is useless.”
It snowed outside CurAegis on Mt. Read today. It pertains to CurAegis but the information is useless.
Until you can show me and others on this ihub how you, Oakie, FINRA, or someone somewhere has used this information for something, it is useless information. It is not useful just because you say it is. You have your opinion. Others have theirs.
I have to agree with SULAX on this one. For years this information has been posted here and no one has used it for anything. Not the investors and not FINRA. Therefore, information that can’t be used, by definition, is useless information.
If it’s world changing technology with exclusive rights, four months is plenty of time for a deal. I would have told them that upfront. You have four months or we open the bids up to all your competitors. Nothing personal; just business. At that point, whoever makes us an offer we can’t refuse gets it.
Nobody knows when but if they don’t have a deal in the next two weeks after 4 months of talking about it, I’d say “See ya’! You’re obviously not really interested.”
We have to believe there’s one, and if there’s one, there would be more.
I wouldn’t give exclusive rights to any company that didn’t make a blockbuster deal. Big market mover or we go on to the next manufacturer(s) that is(are) interested.
If you don’t hear anything to the contrary, they are continuing to negotiate. Don’t worry, Kawasaki will probably be calling if the negotiations break down.
Maybe someone can explain it to those of us that don’t know everything.
What’s your point, cornbread?
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If the pump is as technologically advanced as has been touted, your number is too low. We need an offer we can’t refuse.
The real question is, in light of pump negotiations, who is the idiot that SOLD those shares? Poor timing if you ask me. Hope he gets a bad case of seller’s remorse.
Maybe some tax selling but might be one of our malcontents.
I cannot disagree with anything in your last post, Fadeaway.
There’s only one moderator. If someone actually did something with the information, I have no problem with it being constantly posted. It might not be useful to me but if someone else found it useful then so be it. If no one, including the poster, uses the short statistics; they are useless.
Are you ever going to use this information? The rest of us find it useless.
They should soon be able to tell if they are serious about a deal.
I’d give them two more weeks and move on if no deal.
No. Hardly desperation. I’m saying that should be Plan B. Just opening it up to the highest bidder or bidders. I also have a Plan C.
If it doesn’t work out with this manufacturer, they need to have a world symposium in New York City to show it to every pump manufacturer and hedge fund manager on the planet. Then sit back and wait for offers.
Paychex just bought an HR company for $ 1.2 billion. I hope the pump manufacturer noticed that and see that they’re not dealing with a bunch of technology kids with no money in a garage in upstate New York.
Someone also bought this afternoon. Only dropped a penny.
Do you know that the watch has been scrapped for a fact or are you merely guessing?
Yeah, right. Some pump manufacturer with brains is going to want exclusivity of the pump. They will have to pay for that. They aren’t going to get it on the cheap. I’d rather DK put it in mothballs than give it away.
What a bunch of wimps. They’re negotiating a deal with a major pump manufacturer and you guys are throwing in the towel? We’ve been wishing for this to be happening. Do you thing a giant corporation moves quickly? It will happen or it won’t but it won’t happen just because you’ve been waiting longer than you want to.