RJ - I believe below is the post you refer to:
" The SEC has advised Brian not to fight the delisting. It will cost FASC a lot of money to not be successful. It has been advised to save the money to keep the doors open. When FASC has made money "due to sales" they can reapply after doing two years of audited financials."
RJ -In my fifteen minute conversation with Brian, he told me quite specifically it would take a fifteen to twenty multiple unit sale from France to get FASC "righted". And RJ, it was you who told me Brian was taking a vacation in Las Vegas for a couple of weeks back a year or two ago. I felt it very strange with FASC is such a precarious position, that he was spending his time there at the time.
Your words can simply reflect Brian's "spin". I take it this way. If we are to assume that Brian is honest, and that Brian is capable, what he told me is that a fifteen to twenty size order will be necessary to get things right. Person's can draw there own conclusions, but the market has a price of .0006 now, and no exchange of any shares in the six days of market since the grey sheets gave this stock a chance to exchange shares.
My call on the market--right or wrong--is that we shortly will be heading down toward .0002. Our new moderators have collectively told us that in 99 out of 100 cases, stocks in a similar position to FASC have a brief "honeymoon affair" of a day or two--as they head toward becoming worthless. Each of us must make our own conclusions. But I suggest that the posts of Lucky, Integral, Janice, and Sunspotter be carefully reviewed--and then draw one's own conclusion. Dave
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