We hope we have great news on the way. Of course that's true. But we haven't a shred of concrete evidence in support of that conclusion. As a matter of fact, if we speak only in terms of things entered into fact, then how do we substantiate that USEI is now or ever will be operating in the marijuana industry?
We do know that our CEO has indicated on numerous occasions that we will be in the hemp business, we'll be selling pot-infused goodies and related products and it is hoped that we'll also be participating in the agricultural side of hemp along with biodiesel and building product possibilities.
And we know that Tony Miller is on record as wishing to see our company off the pinks and moving up to becoming a fully reporting company in the SEC's good graces.
Also, there have been indications of flurried activity involving Tony, LumberDok and Zev(from our Investor Relations partner responsible to helping to guide us and better-connect us in the State of Colorado). And numerous kind-hearted shareholders have offered eye-witness accounts for our betterment.
Now, this is all to the good. And the record will show I'm unquestionably in USEI's corner. Where I'm not comfortable is arguing that certain goals will be reached when, in fact, nothing of the sort is engraved in stone. This places incredible emotional responsibility on management's shoulders. I hate to think about how difficult it is for any business leader to carry investor's fates in his hands. So, then: What is fact?
According to our CEO plus others named above, management has been extremely active in seeking out evidence that may point the way towards smart investments on Tony's part. He is not using my money to finance this because I didn't purchase my shares directly through a company offering/placement. Thus my shares are recycled, having belonged to any number of previous "others.". These shares will likely become helpful to the company at such time as we reach compliance status and I'm invited to vote on corporate issues. For now, I'm used clothing in a rummage sale.
We've been brought to understand that Tony has unearthed some seemingly worthwhile opportunities that may become founding interests in our company. How these pan out remains to be seen. I am hopeful Tony, Zev and others will make good choices and we'll soon see our young company move forth by generating seeds of interest destined to create cash flow.
Between you folks and me, I believe the past two weeks speak volumes to Tony's credibility. After all, he could have done what many pink sheet companies do---he could have said anything just to motivate investors to place their bets as though in a betting parlor or at the track. Instead, he's waited and will perhaps delay public commentary yet longer. I'm good with that because there is no way the Company can become instantly profitable. However, for me it all rests on the business model Tony presents to us. I'm not looking for twenty freshly drawn associations with lots of hoopla and hopes. I'm hoping for at least several initiatives demonstrating organic connection that will knit an enviable fabric. This could be an interesting combination of business ventures. I expect so. I'm hoping our business model will exemplify some good ideas coming out of the marijuana era.
There you have it---my opinions. Beyond that, I've got around $21K invested in this. When it comes to pinks, I normally limit myself to $4,000. I can't explain why I broke with convention in this...but I think it's because a sixth sense is guiding me to trust that Tony's moves are and will continue to be sincere. For me, it's always about character---first and foremost with zero tolerance for deliberate deceptions. I'm impressed with Tony, needless to say.
I'm happy to find myself in this situation, able to participate as both investor and fellow-blogger. We are all involved in the process of teaching one another. I'm looking forward to witnessing a lot of smiles exuding satisfaction.
AI
