AERP has not done its job.
Bryan Hunsaker has not done his job.
1.He has failed to significantly increase revenues.
2.He has failed in his fiduciary responsibility to his shareholders, as well as in his efforts to bring in new shareholders, by deliberately withholding information about the UCC1 that was filed August 13 that tied up ALL OF AERO'S CURRENT AND FUTURE ASSETS to David K Richards.
3.He has failed, in almost one year's time, to either ungag the TA, or move to a TA that readily has the information available to anyone who inquires, OR to place an up-to-date count on the company website.
4.He has failed in over 2 months to complete the move into the new facility that was PRed to be happening by July 1. He has failed to update investors and potential investors alike on the status of the move, and why there are such MAJOR delays.
5.He has failed in over 2 months to update on the status of the supposed in-house production facilities that were claimed, that were the reason (among others) that the Dr. Gas deal supposedly fell through.
6.He has failed to stem the overwhelming expense-to-revenue ratio that has Aero hanging on for dear life.
Bryan Hunsaker has failed miserably. And the shareprice reflects that.
And when all of the merger shares are unrestricted, IMO the debtholders (more than half of the shares issued) will want to cash in, and will only drive the price down or block any upward movement.
The worst has yet to happen, IMO.
IMO/FWIW
"Taking advice from known stock promoters is like telling a pickpocket where you keep your money!!!"
