If you've looked at the filings, you can interpret them in a couple ways. They aren't pretty, by any means. However, I tend to lean on the side of a company that was in dire straits. Someone, Toms, did what he could to keep this worldwide company from going belly up. Changes were made, including shutting down portions of the company, warrants and convertibles were issued and we the shareholders are stuck footing the bill, so to speak. So the stock suffers. As far as the expiration dates of these convertibles, it's not really important, they can be settled at any time. But, you have to agree, if it was any other stock this would've been back to no bid a long time ago, even with the occasional 'bottom alerts', imo. Turning the company around isn't something that would happen overnight but, it's apparent to me that we are reaching that point where something has got to give and I very seriously doubt the company is failing especially after seeing the last 3 PRs. So, imo, CYSG the stock is about to make that turn for the better.
As far as 'phony communication' with the CEO and others within the company, there's nothing phony about it. We aren't scared of posting what we've been told and yes we believe what Toms has to say. The problem is time estimates. For instance, if I was to say, June will be the month CYSG turns around and nothing happens until July, Toms and I are now liars. Why put myself out there like that again?
But, this I can tell you.... Toms and Sasson have both said they are excited about the future of Cape and the shareholders will be very happy with the outcome. There's no time constraint for me to be held accountable for with that statement.
IMO, GLTY
AI
