That's right. They "anticipated" being fully reporting and had changed exchanges by the 2nd quarter, but they kept spending, I mean buying or acquiring other companies so as to possibly delay the filing.
You're right Shelby. They use all the right words so they never have to worry about lies, but that's what they really are. With forward looking statements, one never has to be honest. Tell me, when this statement was released, approximately when did you think the exchange change and fully reporting status would actually happen? When did you think Paul believed it would happen?
"We anticipate that we will be able to complete both initiatives by the end of the second quarter of next year."
I tend to believe that he could have done a better job of guessing. And why again were they late? So, what's the new date they're guessing at? Surely they must have some idea. You think maybe he knows but won't tell us...for some reason? If he has an idea and won't tell us, what does that mean? If he has no idea, what does that mean? You're right. In reality, they are not lies. In reality, 90% of what they say are vague and forward looking statements. They don't know much of anything for sure. Throw out lies and put in words like "Hiding the truth.? At any rate, I could sure use a juicy forward looking statement right about now, like maybe "SOON". Here's a word for you Paul. It's called integrity. Ever heard of it? Ever try living by it, if only for a short time?
Bob the Bagholder
(In over a year now so if anything good happens...?) 15%
