Minddoc ~~ I believe another fatiguing concern with doing business in China is the WTO concern. It has been on the table for so long. . .it is rediculous (like, 20 years). The politicians would leave one to believe that it is "right around the corner." However, it has been in that position for nearly a decade. One can actually go to the WTO site and chase articles back to the 80's that say that (quotations from Senators and the like) accession of China into the WTO is expected to happen, "soon." Well. . .guess what. . .how is "soon" determined by these people? During our generation, I hope.
Now, many would hasten to say that the WTO agreement is not needed for HRCT's development. Well. . .guess what, anything "psychologically beneficial" that will boost HRCT's positioning will most assuredly improve HRCT's ability to grow and mature into an ongoing concern. Anyway. . .I'm running off at the fingers. . .again.
The "deal making" era was fun to watch (Internet bubble with all its hype) but tomorrow's winners are going to be positioned to make cash. And they are going to "seal the deals" they have on the table. To me, and still hanging tough on lots of shares. . .Hartcourt lacked the ability to close deals. Whether that was financing, or prudent behavior by the execs. The seals did not get delivered, they got advertised. So now. . .I'm just trying to think of what WILL happen with HRCT. I've heard all the exciting statements. . .and still will watch this company grow. . .but what is missing from HRCT's team (or who?) which may prevent this latest disaster from ever happening again. .............. EZ to say now, I suppose.
Staying life's course. . .
Peace,
M&M Man
PS: Sure is tempting to move into oil/gas
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