etrade.com I use and its an easy place to join and cheap, $10 for any number of share on the buy or sell.
The BIG question unknown by me is does John Bourque hold BORK shares in large, as in millions.
If so then he has an interest to pump BORK, but if he sold his millions then I repeat his interest in my view to bankrupt this company and obtain the Kryron patents for his own ownership, that even if he known they are a hoax since he can con more kool-aid people since they are a dime a dozen.
doug
--- about 2 years ago ---
08/10/12
tnyellowtomcat
Re: gotmilk post# 15299
Post # of 22550
Milk,
I accept your opinion that JB has a plan to take BORK private. Everyone is entitled an opinion and a voice. This is our 1st amendment right.
I think that you are wrong. JB stands to make a lot more money with BORK as a public entity. As a public company, progress will quickly be reflected in higher share prices. This will happen well before BORK realizes earnings or even positive cash flow. JB can sell some shares from his pile to monetize these benefits. Shares can also be sold for financing operations. This is not an option if BORK was private.
Later, when BORK has earnings, the revolutionary nature of the Kryron product would likely mean that those earnings will be capitalized at an above average stock market price earnings rate. Again, JB can capitalize by selling some of his shares - an option not available if BORK is private.
Later, when BORK has enough earnings and cash flow to pay dividends, then JB will benefit from the dividends, along with the other public holders. The benefit - public vs private - would be a draw, dividend wise. Yes, JB could sell BORK, but if the P.E. is high, he could probably make more selling his shares on the public market over time than by selling out privately.
That is MY opinion.
Tomcat
