Response from Michael Burke:
Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2007 08:53:17 -0600
From: "Mike Burke" <mburke@cyberhand.com>
Subject: RE: Some Questions
To: Quikfix
First of all, even after advice not to reply we have taken time to answer your questions. I am glad that you are in awe of BHUB, I will be fascinated to see the response when the all of this finally shakes out. BHUB is now a speculative play that there is a naked short that someone will have pony up for, best of luck on that.
Management had nothing to do with the share price drop and the restricted shareholders were told to expect swings in the stock. A business is not built in a day nor is the stock price. The people who bought at .002 sold and at .04 and took their profits, that pushed a downward selling pressure that was 20 times the original buying. I’m sure that you can do the math.
All of the comments and emails have been a way to get the float for whatever reason. The release of the float simply aids short selling and that information is only valuable for that instant. I am told most pinks that issue any float figures follow up with huge issuances of paper immediately after, sometimes on the same day. I am not interested in speculative buying like BHUB, either way.
We are patient investors and will built these companies into the business they should be. Your decision to believe in us or simply sell your stock is entirely up to you. We will be there either way and we plan to make these companies worth the millions that have been invested.
Mike
Date: Mon, 9 Apr 2007 16:44:17 -0400 (EDT)
From: Quikfix
Subject: re: Some Questions
To: mburke@cyberhand.com
Good afternoon,
It's amazing what can happen to a stock once management is upfront and honest with shareholders.
Take a look at the way BHUB's management (Yucatan) handled the situation actually giving shareholders the share structure, keeping them updated on progress with TA and pinksheets.com and short selling.
BHUB a shell is now trading more than 2 times in share price a a "real company with no debt" such as PKTO and VSHD.
Management and all the Burke's have dropped the ball on this one. You should be ashamed of yourselves for not caring about share price. If I was a so-called "restricted shareholder", I am sure I'd be calling you with some explanations on how management managed to drop the share price from over 0.04 to 0.0017.
AI
