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Re: User-65225 post# 55422

Friday, 02/22/2013 7:04:05 PM

Friday, February 22, 2013 7:04:05 PM

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Yeah, I'm sure its just going to be a dump hurricane, LOL. Couldn't be any other way.

After all, its a rock solid fact that SFMI is just going to fade away, LOL. Yeah... nothing they do is ever good. Nothing they set in place is ever worth anything. Everything is always going to be a disaster and all shareholders will be eviscerated.

And since everything is always going to always be absolutely horrid, it logically follows that this agreement is just a lot of nonsense and Omni will screw them and we will never see any progress and nothing good will ever happen that is good.

And so on and so on and so on.

On the other hand, Omni is signatory to a simple agreement. Short. To the point. Clear. Uncomplicated.

Omni will get a shot at 2.45% restricted Commn Class A if they deliver 5 million in investing in the company.

They can get to put forward an evaluation BOD member and they get to advertise SFMI as a company they work with & delivered for.

See... look at the agreement, people. It contains a specific negotiated right for Omni to use their relationship with SFMI in trade advertising so that potential new clients will look at their body of work and hire them to do work for them as well. Just look at the 8K. Advertising their success is part of the agreement!

I'm sure they will advertise SFMI and say to their potential clients that SFMI is an example of the work they perform while simultaneously destroying SFMI and breaking their agreement by secretly dumping and shorting off shore.

Yeah, nothing brings in new clients better than advertising the great work you do while constantly and secretly destroying the very company you are saying is an example of your good work.

Yeah. Thats pure logic LOL. Gotta come about like that, LOL.

And they get a lot out of the agreement if they mind their P's & Q's... such as:

They get their legal guys to get hired for a year. They get their auditors to get hired for a year.

And they clearly agree to not short shares and to not sell more that 5% of the common that they get in any given day.

And bear in mind that restricted shares have to get converted before dumped anyway, so it would be obvious if they were staging a bear raid using their common because they would have to file with the SEC to ebnable the shares to trade.

And 5% of a day's voilume can not be known ahead of time. Only at the EOD. So the limit of 5% per day effectively prevents them from steering the market during the day

AND THEY ARE SPECIFICALLY PROHIBITED FROM SHORTING.

No agreement is uncircumventable, but this one is pretty simple and clear, and it all boils down to this: is Omni a crooked bunch or are they honest and intending to fulfill their agreement?

I really doubt they negotiated the right to use SFMI in trade advertising to try to get new client while they also plot to destroy SFMI by dumping their shares and illegally shorting SFMI offshore.

Yeah... thats going to happen, LOL. Sure it is.

What better way to build a client base than to advertise the clients you work for while deliberately destroying them at the same time.

:o)

I don't think its a guarantee that this agreement is a failure looking to happen.

I think they will perform because they will advertise their accomplishments and destroying the company is a violation of the terms of the agreement and any potential client would refuse to do business with them and so forth.

I think its a simple little agreement & that it will be preformed to SFMI's benefit. You don't.

Fine.

Whatever, LOL.

Imperial Whazoo

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