Alibi95 - I do think the DynoValve has huge potential but I have become disenchanted with the management. I met some of the new team at a conference in San Diego and believed the company was on the right track at last. But I have come to find out somethings that raised red flags such as not operating with a resale license (which means any valves sold were sold illegally), a valid CA business license (which was why a sign could never be put up advertising their business). DFW has confirmed these problems have been rectified which is great news. It took a lot of prodding and insistance to get these projects completed when infact as a business owner, this is basic Business 101. Taxes not filed, etc. If the company is set up properly and doing things as required, there is nothing to hide and basic things should have already been accomplished. The mess with Mario occurred but I believe that enough time has passed for Savi to be doing a huge business but this is not the case. It sounds minor and petty, but coupled with the fact of the 144's being sold improperly and other information I know regarding this matter, it doesn't sit well with me. A lot of die hards on the board may never admit it, but they are 144 owners and push the testominials. People have invested and have a lot at stake and of course push their agenda. I still own a few shares for fun. I have done my DD and know in fact that SaviCorp does not have much going on for them at the moment. Prove me wrong and I will be happy to make a public apology. I do know for a fact that the McCarthy deal is all but dead in the water. This can be confirmed by calling McCarthy directly. For those who do not believe what I have said, prove me wrong. I will check back in a few months and see. I see a pattern in penny stocks with their management - usually a huge ego involved and maybe not as business savvy as they would like to think. This is all my opinion of course.
AI
