I thought those were very pertinent questions and you may have noticed I provided no commentary with them. In case you hadn't noticed M1florida was told it was owned publicly yesterday.
Did you notice she didn't touch the oil production? Why? Like I said, yesterday we knew the 14,600 bpd wasn't true long ago. It's 2000-2500 bpd which isn't bad considering the stock can be bought for 5 cents.
I didn't even expect her to answer this e-mail. Just wanted my voice to be heard even if there was no response. For someone to say just leave her alone, why? We deserve the truth don't we? What is it with information that bothers some of you?
Information is what we want to determine what a company is worth. Information is what will make the stock move higher. I ask questions in a direct manner and appreciated the response I received. Rather than criticize someone who provided a written e-mail response, you should be grateful for someone that took the time to inquire. I didn't post it for your opinion because I don't care what that is.
I posted it for those who like me are searching for the truth. I didn't need to post it for myself as I already had the truth in my possession. You have the option of not looking at the truth if it bothers you or if you aren't mature enough to handle it. As for me I don't want anyone to withhold any information good or bad. Because once in my hands it allows me to make informed choices about my investment.
I chose to invest my money and I choose to ask questions about it and will continue to do so. We need consistent answers all the time. I don't want them to think no one is watching. We know what happens to companies when they think that, don't we?
I wish I had all the money invested to re-invest here and now. I have no desire to discredit Maria. I have a desire for truthful consistent answers. Hey, it would have better for my investment if I hadn't posted that e-mail. That is not who I am though. Actually in my mind the creditline deal was already gone since the first response from Maria. So there isn't much news in any of this.
Ask yourself a question if we are pumping 2k/2.5k barrels of oil per day is the stock worth a nickel? That is where we are right at the moment. I say absolutely! Time to buy!
