Good morning folks, I have received numerous PM's so I am going to attempt to answer all of them in one posting:
1. No, I do not think asking for your stock certificate is a good investment choice re the reported naked shorting on this stock. I would let the audited financials prove the true valuation of this stock and I believe you will see the oil money behind this company be much more powerful than the shorters money. Remember, I was not SULJA that was shorted. It was Loftwerks so the introduction of the Middle East influence in this stock has taken the shorters by surprise. I strongly feel they know their time of covering at a responsible share priceis ever decreasing. What I suspect they will do over the next week is to let this stock run, short it at higher levels, buy up those taking profits and cover at lower levels. This gives them profits to offset their losses of the initial shorting. They can do this several times ultimately almost eliminating their losses of the initial shorting. The unknown factor here is the OIL money of the owner of Wessal. This could put some serious bugs into the shorters plans but I do expect strong runup on large volume all orchestrated this week.
2. Yes Sulja is a very viable company operating in Harrow Ontario with a sales office in Windsor. They have been in business for many years in Harrow and the Sulja family originally started many years ago with a small lumber yard in Kingsville Ontario. The Sulja family control most of the truss business in Essex and Kent Counties.
3. My pictures will be made availabe ONLY when I feel the time is appropriate. Not until then. A third party who visited Windsor and Harrow, is offering his pictures to prove this companies viability. You can also see some of their Harrow plant on their own website.
4. Sulja Bros. owns the most important piece of paper that the Oil money wanted. The Lumber Export License. That is their value to the exclusive lumber supply to the many Middle East Projects. Sulja Bros. currently do NOT sell high end furnishings noted on the most recent press release so this part of the Middle East conglomerate is by name only.
5. Loftwerks has nothing to do with Sulja/Wessal. Mr. Ammerman is in Nashville persuing his real estate interest there.
6. Mr. Petar Vucicevich is an important part of this supply conglomerate. Steve Sulja and business family members are very intelligent people with a long and flawless business reputation but to think they are experienced in exporting to the Middle East with the magnitude that the pro forma revenues are projecting is just alittle far fetched. There are outside influences that we have not been made aware of here in play. Middle East money and in a very, very big way. They are in desperate need of lumber and with Sulja's license and now Lumber mills they will be able to go into full production and export of the massive amounts of lumber needed in the Middle East. The logistics alone from the West coast mills require resources much more than the Sulja family have available to them, including Customs Export documentation, road, rail and ocean logistics. The Sulja Bros business is not a large conglomerate of international export trade. They have a license and limited experience. Outside money is involved. They will pay for the entire purchase of Sulja Bros in just 6 months of savings in material costs, reduction of production downtime on the sites, logistics costs, etc, etc, etc. to their Middle East sites in less than one year! Remember with the massive amount of building in just the UAE the first done makes the most money by being able to sell their projects first and moving on to the next. This is a race against time for them all in the UAE. Several news articles all made available to everyone here supports this fact.
7. No I do not know Chad Curtis but I wish him the very best the IR representative for Sulja Bros. His reputation is in his hands at this point. Although initially I was disatisfied at how he got this job, after further consideration, this young man may just be a genious.
8. Yes I do believe the numbers on the unaudited financials posted on the Sulja Bros. website are real. The Sulja family name of over 25 years of business gives me NO reason why at this late stage of their business career would begin to be questioned by falseing revenue numbers. This whole process has been planned for a much longer period of time than what has been posted on news from the company. I feel this process has been in negotiations for more than 1 year. We are only see the results of those negotiations recently. You don't give up 28 years of a successful family business with absolutely no history of ill gotten gains, in just a few months.
9. Yes I have had personal acquantances who have dealt with Steven Sulja for many years both in business and in friendship.
I am providing this information as my DD only and my OWN PERSONAL OPINION OF MY DD. DO NOT TAKE ANY OF THESE STATEMENTS AS FACT AND YOU SHOULD DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH AND MAKE YOUR OWN DECISION IF THIS INVESTMENT IS APPROPRIATE FOR YOUR PERSONAL INVESTMENT DECISION.
