You have now successfully confirmed to everyone your disinterest in this company, and your inability to grasp the concept of pinksheets investing, while confirming your primary intent to simply spread negative tripe.
I never said anything about only spreading negative "tripe." I can say that this company does carry a good name and has a reputation with the car enthusiast community. Despite the fact that they only sell out of two dealerships in American, I personally believe it will be hard for them to ever become a well known name amongst the "higher end" community, which would be their target audience.
I'd also like to point out that even though Laforza may make a good product, the company will still manage to flop if they do not receive the financing or if they do something stupid like "dilute the shares" to a total amount of approximately a "trillion" - like other companies have done. You know, car manufacturers don't run for "...free...." <g>
although my granddaughter could have obtained the same data without ever posting here
Not really. You only post links about little "attention getters" they are holding, not financial and other "...important... information. I hope you're not hiding anything.
Laforza management only engages educated, experienced and proven professionals for their IR/PR needs.
If a company has a good product and good potential, I don't see why they would need a IR person to pump their stock. Their product alone should bring adequate attention, thus increasing the interest in the company as an "...investment... However, as much attention has they may be getting, LFZA, the "...pinksheet phenomenon... is still not going to intice many interested investors simply because they fact that they are listed on the pinksheets. Companys list themselves on the pinksheets when they are "...down n' out..." Heck, I have a hard time investing in some OTCBB companies, because the fact they are listed on the OTCBB.
I'd be pleased to speak to Dave regarding a 2002/2003 'PSV' Grand Opening "...gig..." for you...!!
Perhaps that itself is a stock promotion event. If they are introducing a new "model" or "remodeled model," then they should do it at a major car show, like the rest of the reputable companies do.
you are personally not welcome here.
That's fine. Whether I'm welcomed or not, I still can post.
But I really can't help but notice that you cannot refute my poorly done research on this company. All you seem to do it get very defensive and attack me with your (as Matt put it) "unhumorous" little phrases. You also stated a lot of claims with no evidence to back it up. Strange, huh....?!?
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