"It's not a solid investment, it's a speculative investment, and we may very well lose our investment if they aren't successful in getting contracts before the investor's money dries up."
That clearly explains the predicament you are in. It is a precarious one at best. If you say you can lose the money, then that puts you in a small and unusual category of people who do not care about money, or at least some of their money. I know you will make big profits if the company succeeds.
That is an enormous "if", generously equal imo to using the same cash to buy lottery tickets.
My observations over the years yield a recognition by me of a pattern that has about a two to three year cycle for each of this entity's various previous incarnations. All I see it ever doing is making money for those 'private investors' who finance 'this thing'.
I agree with anyone who warns people off from buying shares in this until such time as the words become deeds, and the deeds become profits, and the stock shows upward movement on that basis. IMO this shell has never had a productive day in its life, yet there has always been plenty of talk, smoke, and mirrors, including plenty of half baked projects that don't fly.
I am what I consider to be a reformed supporter of this shell company. Now nothing short of flying profits will cause me to ever put another nickel into this shell of a company.
AI
