Yes, I wrote what I wrote and stand by it. The comparison between owning parts of a company and stock is comparing apples to oranges and you know it. When you buy a car you enter into a contract with the company. There was failure of that company to meet their contractual obligations and sent you a car without doors, etc.
I bought into GTEL because of the ongoing business and the incredible technological potential the company has. I didnt buy an automobile nor did I enter into a Contract with the company.
I accept responsibility for my investment. Mr. Huff has an obligation to do his best to create a company that adds to shareholder value. He made some bold predictions but I will never call a prediction a lie because I can see no value to lying about the company. Mr. Huff has a chance to become a billionaire many times over instead of being a millionaire. He is young, entergetic, and has many years ahead of him. He is running a company that has created a product that will revolutionize the telecommunication industry but has so many other applications including military and homeland security. A project this size will have delays. If you believe the technology will work then quit acting like a daytrader and have some patience.
If you sit at home watching GTEL stock move up and down, you really do not belong in the company. Put your money into a CD. I took a risk in buying into GTEL and still believe in the product. To say Mr. Huff lied like so many are doing is rediculous. As stated there is no logic in that statement at all.
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