So, knowing that GFCI is not your run of the mill Pink Sheet company,how do you "know" that?
in that it is in a hot sector, and it is not at all going bankrupt, not at all going bankrupt? how in the world can you say this? Where does this insight come from? Have you seen a balance sheet? Income statement? Statement of cash flows? Have you seen a bank satement that shows that they have money? and it is not at all simply offering boatloads and boatloads of shares to raise lots of much-needed money, once again, how do you know they aren't selling boat loadds of shares? Where is the filing from edgar on this? Where is the registration statement? Articles of incorporation? I can safely assume that GFCI is actually going to be one of the few who rarely make it. The facts would say otherwise. In fact, the facts say that they are in an almost impossible situation to become a fully reporting, fully listed company. Only 8 did it this year. Do you think that Jim Dial, with all of the shortcomings posted about missing and incomplete information, broken promises and general lack of publicly run business savvy can be a man to lead one of the 8-14 out of 4 THOUSAND companies to do so next year? It will take not only business skill in the field of expertise, but extreme dedication and understanding of how a publicly run company should operate. AFter all, here is a man that held off hiring a CFO for 12 months after reverse mergering. I can assure you that my expectation rests on the unique and competitive edge that Grifco and CTTI will certainly have in Libya and in Downhole motors, respectively. I am very confident that you are accurately stating your expectation. In fact, the statement above pertaining to your expectation fits exactly into my understanding of your investment knowledge. It "completes the picture", so to speak.
