Bowbender,
I'm not sure what you mean by "point to the garbage?" But i'm assuming you are referring to the verbiage at the end of post 6294.
I simply wanted to illustrate that I was not interested in any post constructed of empty criticism toward lesser informed folks or folks who have real questions regarding some of the acronyms or content that is regularly found in an investing forum. Even Mr. Warren Buffett had to crawl before he could walk, and he still lives in his modest Omaha home of 35 years.
I also wanted to seperate myself from poster's that dont provide any truth or substance about the subject. Rather, they post negative hyperbole which seems to be spawn from their own insecurity. Such editorial is a distraction and it decreases the quality of the thread. Anyway, I've paid it too much attention already...
To answer your question:
"And according to your own post its still speculative, with nothing in the affirmative, i'm i reading you right?"
If you're asking whether my 6294 post contains speculation the answer is a resounding yes! W/O a current income statement and two consecutive balance sheets I cannot decide with any certainty how this company is managed.
There is a chance that it's management, a few lucky celebrity (insiders), and the purposed "advisory board" are a bunch of puppeteers, but I doubt it. The product is too valuable and their business is to well built to be so reckless. I dont see anyone doing all that work to build a solid product and team of leaders just to hit the 'self destruct' button for a quick profit, they've been around since middle of 2002. In my dreamworld they are studiously postitioning this company to compete in a larger market (NASDAQ) and bring the stock to a whole new price level, busting out of the pinks in 9 months and making my meager 28,000 shares look like a retirement plan. Again, in my dream world :) yet It is more likely that they are building it's value and cleaning up it's financial picture in an effort to sell or become a subsidiary.
At least, that's what I would do. Take a great idea, build into a decent business and sell it to a more capitalized entity capable of maximizing it's potential. Of course I would insist on having some ownership and term royalties...
Happy Trading
~brownplanet, out.
