Monday, February 14, 2011 6:16:37 PM
I laugh out loud every day I see the charts... down, down, down, down.
Building capital is a weak rebuttal and the idea of such is speculation as well. I see it more as keeping the wheels on the bus and not building a business (the cashflows will back up that statement). The fact patterns leading up to now sure don't suggest that is their intention.
It is apparent that he has been building capital for quite a while... and leaving investors nothing to show for it.
Are these not factual?
"This company has only given shareholders years of grief and recognized losses." IMHO and just saying, yes. Two years of investors injecting their hard earned cash into this company and two back to back reverse splits. Seems pretty clear to me.
"In order to have a strong shareholder base and ultimately a continuous stream of capital funding, companies also need to follow through on projects/promises and eventually start turning a profit." IMHO and just saying, EV hasn't delivered on anything he promised over the last two years. I myself normally only dabble in long-term investments and this was my first and last penny stock investment. I am not a flipper and never have been. The only thanks I received from EV for holding on to this POS for too long was a 24,000 to 1 RS.
In all sincerity, other than building capital, what potential do you think this stock has?
Building capital is a weak rebuttal and the idea of such is speculation as well. I see it more as keeping the wheels on the bus and not building a business (the cashflows will back up that statement). The fact patterns leading up to now sure don't suggest that is their intention.
It is apparent that he has been building capital for quite a while... and leaving investors nothing to show for it.
Are these not factual?
"This company has only given shareholders years of grief and recognized losses." IMHO and just saying, yes. Two years of investors injecting their hard earned cash into this company and two back to back reverse splits. Seems pretty clear to me.
"In order to have a strong shareholder base and ultimately a continuous stream of capital funding, companies also need to follow through on projects/promises and eventually start turning a profit." IMHO and just saying, EV hasn't delivered on anything he promised over the last two years. I myself normally only dabble in long-term investments and this was my first and last penny stock investment. I am not a flipper and never have been. The only thanks I received from EV for holding on to this POS for too long was a 24,000 to 1 RS.
In all sincerity, other than building capital, what potential do you think this stock has?
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