Re: PLEASE DOCUMENT EXACTLY WHAT PR'S YOU ARE REFERRING TO, AND TELL US WHAT UNDERLYING FACTS ARE GROSSLY LACKING SO THEY CAN BE DEBATED PLEASE!
Apparently, you skipped over the answer to your concern,
which was conveniently included right after the partial,
and therefore, not meaningful out-of-context quote.
You saw + re-printed the first part of the full statement,
which was the set-up, for the important part.
So, here's the first part, again :
" You guys really ought to stop repeating + enhancing PR's,
and other news releases, that are grossly lacking in the
underlying facts that really count. "
But, you ignored the answers, that followed, so,
here they are again, following along again, as follows :
" The real bottom lines for COPI are hidden in the details
of those loans + Preferreds, that they won't disclose. And,
the probable immediate conversion of the Preferreds, which
no long even tries to discover. "
And, putting it all back together again, we said :
" You guys really ought to stop repeating + enhancing PR's,
and other news releases, that are grossly lacking in the
underlying facts that really count. The real bottom lines for
COPI are hidden in the details of those loans + Preferreds,
that they won't disclose. And, the probable immediate
conversion of the Preferreds, which no long even tries
to discover. "
There, that's much better. And makes total sense.
And, even worth doing, for those who plan to make
money with or from COPI.
The bottom-line is the toxic loans, until some actual
after-tax profit appears. It's like a race.
Shorts win if toxic loans + new share dumping keep
growing, and profits never even start.
And, longs win, if they start + grow, to where they
can pay off the toxic loans, and start buying back
the previous + continuing massive dilution of shares.
If Independently Audited + growing profits appear,
we will switch sides, and run along with the longs.
We're proud of our DD, but not too proud to switch to the
winning side. And, then, we will all win. In the long run.
Otherwise, some win, some lose. As the factual DD rules.
Averaging-down is profitable, for shorters, only.
