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Re: dizzydon post# 63577

Wednesday, 08/15/2012 8:47:14 PM

Wednesday, August 15, 2012 8:47:14 PM

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Dizzy under the original proposed B-2 preferred solicitation

They could, for example, simply sell Capstone Industries out from under Capstone Companies, skim the proceeds into personal accounts, and never look back. There was no need for any forced liquidation or bankruptcy. They admitted there could be a "conflict of interest". (LOL)

But that expensive solicitation, pages and pages of legalese, "luckily" turned uut to be a just a mistake The solicitation, according to Capstone, was aborted never having gathered the necessary approvals. This is easily verified.

As for the CC I found myself spinning in a whirlpool of deja vu. Here again we didn't make expected revenues because those firm commitment from buyers weren't as timely as we thought they were. Sound familiar?

We were told that wasn't management's fault.

The stock price, well that's not management's fault either. (Huh?)

I am impressed by positive results, not promises. The only results I see at the moment are a miserable second quarter following a lousy first quarter,

and the stock trading at .0085


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