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Re: lbdave post# 190274

Wednesday, 10/24/2012 12:49:56 PM

Wednesday, October 24, 2012 12:49:56 PM

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lbdave...I've never flooded the board demanding answers to questions already received. In fact what I've done is objectively question certain statements made measured against the eventual quarterly results produced and held this company accountable for building in expectations/timelines/predictions that never came to pass.

That's called looking for the devil in the details to shed light on the relevant always in motion market driving ingredients that effect the eventual valuation metrics the market masses apply to all stocks!

Your own 2 posts seem to suggest that eric answering all those questions is some sorta case closed summation and everyone should now just sit around and sing kumbaya until the next blog or PR hits.

And if that's how many choose to view their trades/investments so be it...taking a critical look at how eventual numbers mesh with all the other market driving ingredients in play like financing, available treaury stock, what big box usa purchasing managers may think, what govt branches may think, what existing retailers might think, what the market masses may think, what current holders may think, whats blogged next, whats become of earlier blogged expectations, what can possibly be done to come out of the current circumstances this company created for itself etc etc etc is a constantly evolving/emerging big picture...and for me the speculative nature of pos-land is to always look for the devil in the details to properly gauge perception.

Why do you think I once loved this stock and enjoyed the early stage run from triple zeros to 2 cents...but then soured on this play halfway through 2010 when none of the earlier predictions were leading to the extraordinary growth/expectations that had been built in.

It's called looking at all plays critically and objectively enough to look for the proverbial devil in the details and seperating all the smoke and mirrors from eventual reality so one can guess future perception from the market masses.

The best investors/traders on the planet have the innate ability to guess how the market masses are eventually going to perceive a publicly traded company based on how they execute their own telegraphed vision!

There's no family in trading/investing...the only successful trade and/or investment is gauging eventual share price performance for oneself and playing accordingly...and the old adage that they will have to pry shares from my dead hands is the number 1 rallying cry of all pos-land stocks who've eventually had to reverse split in order to regain financing their dreams.

Will that be the eventual outcome here who knows...but that question has definitely not been answered and the only way one can possibly guess that potential outcome is by gleaning as much info as possible then comparing it to past pos-land experience and what available outcomes are out there in pos-land for co's at similar junctures glty

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