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Thursday, 12/24/2009 12:44:09 PM

Thursday, December 24, 2009 12:44:09 PM

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How is a company going to acquire other businesses without cash reserves? 1.) Sell shares on the open market, take proceeds and buy company. 2.) loan against company value. 3.) trade off authorized shares to acquire company(s).

The first and second options are not feasible so that leaves trading off authorized shares. When a company is trading at par value, that’s how they pull this off. DLAD has no cash and they are struggling to stay alive.

I think Humphries is going to pleasantly surprise us all in the end, that’s why I’m holding onto 130M. shares no matter what happens.

I know it’s not easy to have faith in a CEO that appears to be a shyster dumping shares as he appears to be doing, but what other options does this guy have? The gloom and doom posters on this board are not stating incorrect information, nor are they telling the whole story. They just exploit the obvious negative scenario to make themselves feel better about the about their prediction abilities, and to get a rise out of the naïve reader. (If you don’t believe this theory, look back at their posts to other message boards. All of their messages are slanted to the demise of the company(s), or maybe they just pick losers companies to follow.)

Be patient, stay positive, don’t buy into the BS thrown around by these posters that have no investment in DLAD and I think we will all be pleasantly rewarded for are investment in this company.

Merry Christmas,
Schlumpy