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Smooth

07/11/14 11:33 AM

#4724 RE: tchauncy #4722

Tchauncy...I share some of your concerns, but I have no doubt that these guys FULLY understand the micro cap market. Take a closer look at the backgrounds of the Mgmt, BOD and advisors and you'll most certainly come to that conclusion. Their resumes and experience are DEEP in financing and BUILDING companies...let's just hope this one is another successful one.

As for how this next deal gets structured, even if they raised 15 million dollars at .11 for a total of 137 million more shares, that would still put them at somewhere near 230 million shares o/s.

On the other hand, if they are also given warrants, say 1 for 1, then the screwing just got quite a bit worse for the current non-Pac LNG, non- insiders, non-family/friends like ME!

I just hope that TGC will hold on to 26-28% of the split. If so, even though my upside projections would slip by two-thirds, $3-10 per share could be attainable for TGC...but that won't happen in a year or two!
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triplesharp

07/11/14 11:46 AM

#4726 RE: tchauncy #4722

Most markets today run on facts not speculations, unless its a pump and dump. It takes time, money and making the right decision in growing a start up company. Trying to support your market while putting these things in place is more money out of pocket.

Market comes second and will correct itself once the facts start to come out and a solid business plan is in place. Remember, running a public company has two parts, the company and the market. Most people today tend to build company facts first, then work the market - a lot easier that way.

Sophisticated investors such as FUNDCO or high net-worth individuals, inject capital after they discuss the business plan in the boardroom to determine the companies future and fare market value - not a useless ticker price at this time.

Both, HENC and TGC will be a great success, but i believe TGC is the better buy and will win the race.

Cheers!