Well, I haven't posted for a long time and at the looks of things not much has changed. Looks like Mike and Bev couldn't get this to work and it is in the hands of another one willing to try.
As for all of you that are upset for one reason or another, you must remember that this is a penny stock and the chances of success are, well lets say not that great. Penny stocks are a hope and a prayer at best.
Now with the conversion in media TV and the internet it should be very interesting but as a shareholder in ReelTime myself I do not think much will happen for reelTime to benefit. That is the sad truth.
For those of you who think legal means is the way to go, well don't bother because it aint, at least for the common shareholders. In a lot of ways if anyone ever wanted a public traded company on the cheap without having to go through a purchase through bankruptcy this company would fit the bill. But that is the real question, does this new management want this afterall it is cheaper than if they took it to bankruptcy and then issued new stock and paid the fees to walstreet. But the first thing they would need is a product to do this and then to show a profit to increase the interest and thus the pps. Again IMHO it aint gona happen.
But I still hold it and will at least will through the merge of TV and internet to see if and a big if at that, ReelTime has legs yet. At this price (what's to lose) and since I still hold a small profit even if it goes to zero I will hold but have written it off in my mind that it will be worthless in the end if it aint already.
In the end we invest in a company and it is our responsibility to accept the results after all no one twisted are arm to buy the stock, so we only have ourselves to blame.
