Hi Scotch. I don't believe that RRGI has acted like a business.
I know that many of you do, but I don't see it. They have provoked investors under false pretenses and have failed to uphold their fudiciary obligations to shareholds. That is my opinion based upon the actions of the management team, what was purported before the show aired, and what they actually produced.
I am all for mortgage burning and I am glad to hear that anyone is able to get Fannie Mae off thier back. I have been there and the feeling is pretty darn good. For some reason, I have always bought more real estate and found myself back to making the monthly nut by stepping up followed by a second home in Fl.
Unlike many of my fellow Jewish citizens, I am prettly oblivious to religeous insensativity. Anyone who was offended by my statement has my sincere appology as that was not my intent.
Most sharholders do not share your entheusiasm, as evidenced by a declining PPS post production - even during the first day of a short holiday week.
I believe that one poster in this forum was offering a bounty on my head and vowed to make finding me his lifelong endeavor! Oh My! I suppose my right to speak (as a shareholder) is limited to conforming to his viewpoint of pumping RRGI. And, I am not personally involved in RRGI but for now, I have not found anything more entertaining to watch and learn from. This is the first look I have had at a modern day internet pushed OTC stock and I have learned much from the operation of RRGI.
Stan
