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Re: RealDutch post# 145865

Saturday, 09/22/2018 8:58:32 AM

Saturday, September 22, 2018 8:58:32 AM

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I'm right. These are company excuses.
They blame it on the beef, they don't sell it, it makes no sense but you believe.
They sell shares and blame bad loans which they took when claimed to be highly profitable. Makes no sense but you believe.
They don't sell ANY assets, it makes absolutely no sense in their situation, but you believe.
Actually their whole scattered around "business model" is completely ridiculous, they just gather these silly things on paper as assets so they can sell shares based on their "value". The business model makes absolutely no sense but you believe.
At this stage with bad loans and dilution and urgent need to concentrate on aquaculture if it was real.. ..they start "flower business". It's already laughable but you believe.

These are all excuses for the simple fact that it's a scam without businesses and they have to LOOK like they lots of business but HAVE NOTHING which is why they sell shares.

It's a scam is very logical explanation, it explains everything and company real life actions get logical.


You are wrong Mark. I can easily explain the share price and have done it many times. Let's not repeat everything I said before.

I couldn't see the trouble coming for the beef sector. But Solomon should have. Solomon should have focused on aquaculture.

I couldn't foresee the problems at the MegaFarm. But it was to be expected on such a large scale. And it wasn't me projecting 97,000 MT by 2019 in the Q3/2016 report. I heavily criticized it.

I couldn't foresee Solomon dumping 20M shares this year when it seemed they had just resolved the collateral share issue. I did however warn them not to rely on the $100M TRW loan.

They don't listen to me. They could have merged with Yasheng and get access to $300M in cash. At least give it a try. They could have sold the HU-plantation when it still had some value but they didn't.

You need to better understand the situation. Yes, Solomon has financed TRW. Yes, it is very profitable. No, he can't get money out. Well, he can, but he won't do it unless he's getting really desperate. We should be there now. It's a big dent to his ego if he has to ask TRW for money.

You don't have to resort to things like calling SIAF a scam in order to explain the share price here. Lots of things you can criticize them for.

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