A couple of points. I believe that there are many day traders in sub-penny stocks with S3I included. It will be volatile until we get the pps up where it costs a bit more to trade it. Once we get the price up a bit and stabilize it, that will be the real time for pps growth. This is a growth company. We are just beginning the growth and have a very stable foundation.
S3I is very, very lean. It only has two employees here in the U.S., Jim & Chris.
These RTOs and Sino deals will just start adding up here very soon. The employees of Javelin handle everything for S3I. These guys are sharp, respected and experienced. A stock trading at sub-pennies and having this type of advisory group is amazing.
Investors in this stock should embrace a long term position here. Once Redwood and Sino develop a bit more of a reputation in China, forget about it. This is just starting! People can flip now but I am an investor and that is how I make money in the market. S3I is an investor in these Chinese companies that will do RTOs (reverse merger) into the U.S. markets. These aren't five and dime companies being reversed here, they are established, profitable and experienced. We will own shares in these companies which, when they are unrestricted and we decide to sell, will bring in large amounts on money.
Xingye Copper is a situation where they met the Gold Standard and decided to restructure their business. This is not bad DD on S3I's part, it's a last minute change on their part. It's not dead, it's only at a point where S3I has done what they can do and now it's up to them.
Jaso is similar. We are waiting.
We have a lot of irons in the fire. The employees in China are smart, very sharp people. Some are like MIT type smart. They are bringing in these companies and we are setting them up. Who knows how many RTOs could be possible in 2007 when we establish a reputation in China.
I hope people don't get too caught up in the fact that there won't be a share buyback. This is a non factor right now in my opinion. I want this company to be the shi t in China. We, as shareholders, won't be worried about share buybacks if the ball really starts to roll with these companies and we get super cash heavy.
All is my opinion but I'm excited as H e l l of all of this.
Sloth
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