O & O-ZONE

[fazoolius]

chronicles,

"I doubt that RB stares unblinking at the stock streamer. But make no mistake, a CEO of a publicly traded company is (or should be) VERY interested in what the stock is doing since it is the primary determining factor of the company's worth, and thus, buying power. When it does come to his attention (if it hasn't already) that no one is interested in owning part of his company, ie buying shares, his ears had better perk up and news begin flowing from his mouth to restore the interest, or he will discover great hardship in obtaining further equipment, licenses, permits, etc. needed to be able to produce income. He will come to realize that WE pissant investors are, in fact, vital to HIS company's future."


I agree that the above statement applies to larger companies and not Pink Sheet stocks. Since there are such a lack in regulation and rules, a CEO need not worry too much about the PPS until it suits his interests. Sure the PPS will tell the companies value, but is that really the case here? Is this company worth just 1.2 million dollars? I have a tough time that this PPS really reflects the value of the claims RSDS is holding. If there is such a thing as good will with companies, then there is certainly bad will, and right now, Berman has a load of it.

I think when Berman truly needs the PPS to climb to suit his needs/master plan, he will take notice in it and take steps in order to effect it. Just my opinion.

I am still long and will wait for results from the drilling.

-faz