Great dialogue, All. I've watched the physical progression of the entity (LYJN) as it's evolved over the years. Thank you MAC for your contributions here, making this board worthy of the posters' time. There are some events many of us choose not to care about because of this stock's speculative nature. How much time passed before an actual pair of jeans actually hit the market? The company went all around the mulberry bush bringing goods to market before we finally saw some jeans for sale. The Lyric Culture moniker hit the scene and it seemed that this company was advancing in every fashion direction except jeans. All along Hanna and crew have concentrated (imho)on exposure and association, and bringing the Lyric Culture era to an active state; with Lyric Jeans, Inc. the parent company. The company has had immense exposure during last weeks market flurry, and the number of people who know of the company is still miniscule. This company has taken its baby steps and is now starting to walk. I cannot imagine the industrial complexes that have signed contracts with LYJN would allow their Due Diligence teams to remain employed allowing their names to get tied to a scam of a company. LYJN is victimized through manipulation , all IMHO. I am actually pleased with the positive progression that LYJN has accomplished over the years. I will never understand why the company directors have failed to communicate with us peon investors; but then again, it's a pure speculative play on my part. To the end....
