Monday, October 28, 2013 12:41:49 PM
There is nothing special there, Navy. Moreover, there are some positive answers / explanations (FWIW):
1. The company is doing better than it ever has done and all is fine.
2. Dave Jones sold all his shares into the market and it tumbled and it stinks for all of us but we are working to change the marketing approach.
3. The demand is more than I ever anticipated ... Florida is a testing ground and when and if I test more is a company decision. This is a good sign because we need machines heading to clients for tests and abroad.
4. Dickinson Capital holds the same position as filed in the 2012 10K of 33,000,000 shares.
5. Mark Goldstein is the largest debt holder and his pockets and his associates have funded this venture from the beginning. He is never a seller and has to report all his trades.
I dropped the phrases like: “you are blithering”, “what is your issue?”, “you look silly on any investment board”, etc. It’s always a bad sign when company’s executives make such a big deal of blathering on message boards, even anonymously post there to influence private investors decisions. What really looks silly is when instead of official updates, SEC filings the management thinks it can communicate with shareholders by chatting on twitter or facebook. It’s not the first time I see this and it always ends bad. At least it was my experience before.
To summarize: everything is fine.
This is my last post on this board. Meris can sleep well now.
1. The company is doing better than it ever has done and all is fine.
2. Dave Jones sold all his shares into the market and it tumbled and it stinks for all of us but we are working to change the marketing approach.
3. The demand is more than I ever anticipated ... Florida is a testing ground and when and if I test more is a company decision. This is a good sign because we need machines heading to clients for tests and abroad.
4. Dickinson Capital holds the same position as filed in the 2012 10K of 33,000,000 shares.
5. Mark Goldstein is the largest debt holder and his pockets and his associates have funded this venture from the beginning. He is never a seller and has to report all his trades.
I dropped the phrases like: “you are blithering”, “what is your issue?”, “you look silly on any investment board”, etc. It’s always a bad sign when company’s executives make such a big deal of blathering on message boards, even anonymously post there to influence private investors decisions. What really looks silly is when instead of official updates, SEC filings the management thinks it can communicate with shareholders by chatting on twitter or facebook. It’s not the first time I see this and it always ends bad. At least it was my experience before.
To summarize: everything is fine.
This is my last post on this board. Meris can sleep well now.
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