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Re: newmedman post# 1516

Sunday, 07/01/2012 3:33:46 PM

Sunday, July 01, 2012 3:33:46 PM

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Well aware I am of the kudos and misgivings, I actually pride myself on having those qualities, I hope, on my side as well. I could not agree more with the balanced approach to all things, all must have seen it all in order to have a full perspective of reality, for the truth is only what matters. Often I find that the truth is in the murky grey area, not black or white extremes. Much I have learned from all posters and about this dark slimy swamp underworld of cons and crooks, however keeping with the balance the good side continues to allow me to see the light, however dim. I remain hopeful that even though less than reputable CEOs run these non-reporting blunders of a corporation, the ideas are usually sound and have potential. True, stocks are not priced on hope and ideas alone, revenues and profitability are sorely needed, however I tend to think that with enough time and decent decision making by those in charge who run the show, there is at least some chance for many of these micro cap start ups to actually get a product out and make a dime for shareholders. The problem seems to be that usually there are just too many obstacles for success down in pinky micro cap world or else the ones running the show are just too inept to turn the stories around.

How many restructures does it take for Dragonite to end up with a solid balance sheet?! That is my question! I had high hopes for DGTLF but after so many years it just seems like nothing has happened, same old story, no product no revenues, etc etc. Pissed off, well, I can see why and I share your sentiments, exactly. No excuse for it, which is why so often I have considered actually taking a little trip to HK and getting in their non-english speaking faces about it. What have they done for shareholders lately? That is the question more non-performing management groups should ask themselves these days. We own them and all the assets of the company, yet they act like they are untouchables with no responsibility and can do anything they like to screw shareholders with every iteration of dilution imaginable. Balls I have, patience I have, disgust for the "business as usual" mantra I have, but what I do not have is the stomach or the mindset for taking the blue pill and waking up in my bed to believe whatever I want to believe. Its the truth or nothing and I think you share that viewpoint.

I think the "fog of reality" is easy to see through with the light of the good side. Like how roaches scatter when the lights are turned on, I think only good can come from shedding light on all of these perspectives for these ideas and companies, however there still is too much mixing of motives and intentions and it clouds the already murky "troubled waters". I agree, no one is safe any longer, and its a shame. While I appreciate how the agencies look to have been making strides to clean out the scum swamp, they have thrown the baby out with the bath water and now even mom and pop investors like us are getting the shaft. At the same time, one must realize that when getting down in the mud to play with the piggies, one is likely going to get dirty. Invest on, invest on, investor. :D

GLTY

$$$$$$$$ --> DGTLF --> -($0.00000000000000001).....

Everything I say and all content in all of my posts is patently false and entirely subjective nonsense
so as to spew negativity so I can cover my shorts low, buy in low or
else just arbitrarily rant spew to feel better about my failed investments.