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Sunday, 04/15/2012 2:15:39 PM

Sunday, April 15, 2012 2:15:39 PM

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EDIT "They have not lost their investment and you know it"

Just gotta love it when statements like this are made.

Do losses need to be recognized to be fundamentally bad while having a negative effect on ones economic and mental state?? The "hope and change" ideology has been all but eliminated and all one has to do is go back 2 yrs.. (with more issues than just stocks...aka the current administration....).....

"Hope"fully the company can use what ever it has left to grasp on to the current and future "food n feed" market so those in the red can make some kind of recovery but history shows nothing but a small dead cat bounce is in order, maybe... (short the expected future P&D "justifying" the past events for a brief moment.. yadda yadda)

All of the pertinant questions have been posed on this forum and sadly the only replies have been in form of a soap opera'ish "they're out to get me" BS company website memo to investors working the "short market" because tytan hdlgs is such a Huge company it has enemies all over the world......well atleast on here and 20 miles off the coast...

Shame......

Ive looked back prior the increase in A/S.... where were the shorts and ghost shares then? Hmmmm Nothing till some time into the announcements of 504 placements and the A/S being raised over 400%.. Did the public investors have a say in the increase? Did the public investors have a say in the reverse split?

Only 1 entity holds responsibility.... The company it's self...

Do or Die time..... Make the public investors proud, or at the least, set them free....

:)

Edit:
"....of course the in house financing"

There is a reason many banks sell off their "financing"... They dont want to be stuck with the "product". How much in financing is tytn able to provide vs take back upon default? A quick n easy loan program will only provide "paper numbers and future interest calcs." Should 10-20% go default....????