Did you ever think that maybe the reason for hiring
shareholder awareness firms is to create a shareholder
base for the company ? Since there are no active
shareholders remaining in the company from the old
DCUT days ( They were wiped out before SFMI ), an
entirely new shareholder base is required. New shareholders
don't just appear out of the woodwork. They have to be
told of the company thru SOME venue; otherwise, no-one
would know the company even existed, and no volume equals
no liquidity. Press Releases sent out into the vaccuum
of space, and subsequently falling on deaf ears, translates
into no awareness or volume; so, a "pump service" of
some kind is needed ( if that is what you want to call it ).
So far, these services have performed in a horrendous fashion,
and certainly have not been a "VALUE" to the company, or
whoever actually hired them. They have been a waste of
money.
Second, even if you add up all the volume, at all of
the trading prices since Nov 1, when SFMI started trading,
it doesn't add up to much more than $ 500,000. That is
not exactly a lot of money raised, EVEN IF the company
had managed to sell EVERY SINGLE share that was bought
on the market. Since there were obviously old DCUT holders,
or holders of the old DCUT at the $ .0001 to $ .0002 level
( Post-split values of $ .02 to $ .04 ....it traded at
these values for 2-3 years ), that could be selling, the
company could not have possibly raised more than about
$ 200,000, if it were selling. That is not much money,
and certainly not enough of a justification for driving
the price of the stock into the ground....and ruining
any future possibility of raising funds or selling of
the company's own management's shares.
I highly doubt that the company is selling new shares.
As for the current price of the stock, it makes absoluetly
no sense what-so-ever. Pure crap in the market has a
higher market cap than SFMI currently has. It certainly
does not reflect any connection to the potential value
that the company has. The Illinois-Central, when
re-commissioned, has enough gold ( 1-year reserves ) to
equal $ 1 per share in revenue, and about $ .20 per share
in net profit. The dumps have enough gold to provided about
$ .50 per share in revenue, and about $ .10 per share in
net profit. These two sources of income alone are but two of
15 possible sources of revenue for the company.
I don't know what it is going to take to stop the slide
in the stock, but it is beyond ridiculous that we are even
seeing $ .04.
