i've been quiet on FFGO. and watching from afar. but let me state this: in the summer of 2008, i bought in heavy when FFGO was @ .0001. it was dormant, but showing some signs of activity. i was a HUGE supporter and even had many personal email exchanges with LUMB and SANTINI.
i made some money on the upswing when it went to .0009. and then i lost some on the downturn. the one thing i learned was this (and VIANNA has preached this since day one, btw): only invest what you can afford to lose.
LUMB doesn't owe you anything. neither does BEZZANO. nor SANTINI, for that matter. if you bought FFGO stock, you entered into a speculation on a sub-penny stock and the risk is equivalent to the reward.
regardless of the company's behavior, i.e. - forming a twitter account, missing expected PR and 8k filings, etc. it is the nature of the game.
FFGO has a certain amount of shares. doesn't really matter how many. and they can play them how they want.
if you believe there's value in FFGO, hold. if not, sell. if you sell at a loss, again, that's the way the cookie crumbles. if you realize some gains, good job.
my point is this: stop expecting this company to behave how you want them to and except the way they behave and invest accordingly.
good luck to all. -cord.
