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Sunday, December 24, 2006 8:23:22 AM
The only pink I have ever personally been happy with is ITWO. They were a pink and made the long climb back to profitability. One I follow now that has viable and proven products is HYRF. But alas, it is managed by scoundrels and it's survival is doubtful. I have not found many to have a viable product. I have found some to be outright scams like COHG or ZKID. The common denominator with them all has been to dangle a carrot on a stick while doing everything behind closed doors. So you have no idea what is really going on. Logic dictates that if a viable product or idea comes along it will creat a stir within it's industry. At least some mention within trade publications, web sites, etc. Third party confirmation. HYRF had everything going for it...sales of working units, low float, I drove to their offices and facilities and found them to be real, they were getting good press in the industry, things really looked good. But I guess the CEO and his cronies couldn't resist the easy and quick money available by turning to stock promos. They were attracted by the same thing we all are I suppose. Like you, I have learned some hard lessons about these pinks. When the conversation becomes all about share price...head for the exit.
Well, a Merry Christmas to all,
jc
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