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Re: RG post# 65006

Friday, 08/16/2013 4:56:26 PM

Friday, August 16, 2013 4:56:26 PM

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Say WHAT?

Seeing Company execs finance the Company to stay in Business......


First, they are arranging sweetheart loans for friends and family at up to 12% interest (which is admittedly better than the 18% they have previously pocketed).

Can any here tell me that you have a financial instrument today paying you even half that? Remember, we're talking here about fully covered, essentially risk free, guaranteed loans?

Are any here paying 10% interest on a fully secured debt?

Second:

If there is a cheaper way to finance the Company so they can stay in Business, I sure would like to see it put on the Board.


Perhaps we should try this way; most companies do this by financing their operations from. cash flow generated by those profitable operations obtained through the guidance and direction of competent managerial personnel.

Third:
Granted, any start-up company may require up to ewo years (sometimes more) to achieve,if not profitability, at least self sustaining cash flow. Capstone has been around in one guise or another for fifteen years.

And management is still unable to sustain profitability or the stock price.



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