That's the fun thing about this game. You never know the
true intentions of the poster. Some want it to go up, while
others want it to go down ( some are short; some want to
accumulate ; some want it rise so they can dump it on some
other fool ).
The difference between the two of us is that I am trying
to have investors "KEEP" their money, while the other is
trying to "STEAL" their money. My opinions need far less
evidence to support, just because of the nature of the
stocks themselves, while the "pumpers" need a great deal,
yet supply none.
There are still several major and glaring problems with
this stock, regardless if the price has risen a few
pennies. My opinions on USSE still stand, and the stock
is near its low, after its' latest "Pump" job. So, who is
right ?
Why won't the company tell us how many shares exist in
SSTP ? It would seem to me that this is a fairly straight-
forward question that should be answered. If I were an
honest company, I don't think that this is information
that I would hold back from my valued shareholders. It just
reinforces the feeling that they are trying to pull
something over on the public.
What are the finances of the Company ? Do they have
anything in the bank ?
What exactly is the relationship with Pratt & Whitney ?
I can say that I am a car salesman selling General Motors
cars, but that does not mean that General Motors is
endorsing my business or even cares. SSTP is trying to
insinuate that P&W is behind their business, using the
name of P&W as a validation technique to garner visability.
Has anyone even tested the fuel to see if it would power
one of the turbines ? I would think that this would be
one of those "first things done" before stock was offered
to the public. Where is that announcement ?
How many shares are in the float ? Again, it sure would be
nice to know. The OS could be 200 million and a float of
100 million shares ; or, it could be 5 million OS and a
2 million float. BIG DIFFERENCE. We already know that at
some point HUNDREDS of millions of shares will join this
party.
Why is it taking so long to issue the stock dividend from
USSE ? It does not take 3 months to accomplish this. The
concern that it is raising in the minds of the shareholders
is understandable. A simple dealing with the lawyers and
the transfer agent can complete this transaction.
The latest PR about the contract between SSTP & USSE is
a non-event. The contract is like me signing a contract
with my sister to buy her bike. The assets and the money
just change hands within the family.
It is apparent from watching the trades this week that
someone is accumulating shares in this company. The
question is who and why. Are they insiders with advance
knowledge, and a "surprise" announcement will be made soon ?
Or, is it just a bunch of idiots that are being taken to
the cleaners.
One has to wonder when you look at the Accumulation/
Distribution line on this stock ( from the 5-min up to the
daily ). There is "Distribution" going on into the buying.
On-Balance Volume charts is going up, accumulation going
down. Stock is obviously coming out of the woodwork and being
sold to the new buyers. But, where is it coming from ? The
treasury of the Company ? The insiders who bought the stock
of the shell before the merger ? The people who bought
between $ .20 and $ .25 ?( unlikely, not even volume at those
levels )
Did you notice that 500,000 shares on Wed brought the stock
from $ .22 to $ .26 ( 20 % ), while 500,000 shares on
Thur took it from $ .26 to $ .27 ( 3 % )and only in the last
big burst of buying at the close. Obviously, a lot of
shares were willing to sell on Thursday knowing that
"GREAT NEWS" is just a day or so away....according to the
"pumpers".
So, until this company actually acts like a real company,
tells us something that is concrete, or the internals of
the stock price show strength, I will continue to be of the
opinion that something is amiss with this operation and
Mr. Rivera and the "Rivera Process".
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