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Tuesday, May 31, 2011 2:42:00 PM
So which companies historically have even showed half of what they claim they can do? For now I think BEHL did pretty good until they ran out of capital. They are looking to come back diversified as an even stronger company as they restructure.
Two points:
1. When you look at the amount of money raised from the sale of stock versus what they delivered before they ran out of capital, it seems to me a lot more could have been delivered. That is, a lot of that money has been used for something other than research, development and delivery of a working product. That should bother you.
2. If this company does restructure it's going to be a your expense. Do you really see any other way it could be? They are going to do a reverse split and your shares are going to be worth less in the future than they are worth right now. It's not a character flaw to admit that you made a mistake.
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