Tedco, very nice post! And informative on some of the history of the company.
"What me worry?". That would make me "Mad". Tehhehehe
1st off I would never invest in a penny stock more than I was willing to lose. Secondly a lot of people on message boards have an agenda, and it's about profit for them.
Why I am happy about Zero right now.
1) I did not invest more than I could lose comfortably.
2)They got most of their ducks lined up, heck we are on TransCanada
s pipeline right now! A scam penny stock, LOL. I also think they will have enough data to discuss a new and larger contract after a couple months of testing. That means there could be a contract this summer. A pessimist could say but it might need more tweeking and a delay. Yes, a possibility indeed, but I doubt it. They tweaked it to get this version.
3) Why would they have a company represent us in Africa and manufacturing capability's if a contract was not around the corner. You do not do that as a business for a slight possibility, get real.
4) Kinder Morgarn invited us to speak at their pipeline convention. I believe they are North America's largest pipeline company. So when I hear people trying to say Zero is a scam penny stock, I just laugh my ass off. This is not the same company it was 10 years ago or so. But we owe a lot to the past runners of the company as you can see from Tedco's brief history on the companies people and how they helped the company.
I could put much more on the list, but it's up to each of us to do our own due diligence and knowing this is a penny stock, not to risk more than you can lose comfortably. Now time for lunch.
Oh one last thing, for those who wanted to invest but have no money per say. You can probably transfer money from a 401K into a IRA and buy Zero in an IRA. If your 401K is before tax money, you will have to transfer it into a regular roll over IRA to avoid any tax penalty. If your 401K is a Roth 401K or after tax 401K, you can usually transfer it into a Roth IRA which will not have any taxes if you hold it at least 5 years and are at least 59 1/2 before you take money out. Never with draw the money from your 401K and have them send it to you and a couple months later, open up a IRA, you will get taxed and penalized silly. Just do a Trustee to trustee transfer. Say your with Ameritrade with your 401K then open your IRA with them also, a strait transfer. It's always best to check with your tax accountant and professional as I am not. But have done this for me. I wanted a little bit of shares in my regular stock account for the near future and some in a Roth IRA for my possible expanded retirement.
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