No Comment Letter????
By: OnLineTrader $$$$
Saturday, 2 Dec 2000 at 6:52 PM EST
According to Edgars, the 10-12G/A was filed on Monday the 20th of November. If it holds true
that the SEC is supposed to respond to the amended filing within 10 days, and depending on
when that time frame starts, then we could expect the no comment letter by Monday. If we start
counting on Dec 20 and we skip Thursday for Thanksgiving, then Monday Dec 4th will be 10
working days from the filing. This of course depends on when STRU got the filing to the SEC on
the 20th. (morning or afternoon) It also would depend on whether the SEC worked on Friday after
Thanksgiving. It also seems reasonable to believe that the SEC would not need the full 10 days
to review since there was very little in the way of questions for STRU to answer. Quoting Doug on
Wednesday Nov 22nd "I can say there were very few...(questions) as you could tell as we turned
around the Q's over the weekend.... so I am pleased to expect a response soon."
The time has come, good timing or bad, to get the "no comment" PR. It has been a long wait but I
believe we will all be pleased once the public sees that Struthers Inc. is a real company that has
jumped through all the hoops that the SEC requires. Fully reporting, real products, unlimited
potential, and in a virtually untouched niche market. Yes we have only small revenues reported
so far, but I venture to guess that all start up companies have small revenues in the first 2 years
of operations. We all know that Struthers is ramping up and that Doug is traveling around the
globe drumming up business. We are opening up an office in Germany and I'm sure that is just
the beginning especially considering our connection with Norsvin. If you have ever thought about
getting into STRU, this may be the best opportunity you will get while the share price is down.
Predictions are that the market as a whole is just about bottomed out if not already bottomed.
Money will be moving back into the pennys soon, and if you wait to see it happen you will be too
late to get in cheap.
OLT
Cheers
Voluntary Disclosure: Strong Buy : Long and Short Term
Cheers
Voluntary Disclosure: Strong Buy : Long and Short Term
