Replies to post #34732 on SaviCorp (fka SVMI)

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You're right, it's absolutely dark in our tunnel, no light at the end. But as you said, there are billions of shares outstanding and more than 800 disgruntled shareholders. Among them - I assume- lots of Serges'friends/ relatives. I hope the word "honor" still counts and he doesn't leave them in the cold rain.It would be easy to go bankrupt but then Serge should have a good place to hide.
And hey, it's SAVI, so you never know.

[The Boy Wonder]

The company has to go through the process of filing specific paperwork to get back to trading. They are taking those steps.

I listed specifically what needed to get accomplished so that trading status could return in a previous post. That's getting current (they are), filing an application to get back to trading (that's what they are doing now) and getting sponsors to back up the stock which is being put in place as well.

If you just Google the process of getting back to trading after being de-listed it's right there for you to see.

Clearly they could have told us all to take a hike and they didn't. Clearly there is a plan in place or Serge could have thrown his hands in the air and gone private and we all could have been in the poor house. But he hasn't.

So follow the process.

In addition I wish investors would stop thinking that they have a "need to know" in all areas of a public company. Investors don't. That's what the filings are for on a quarterly and annual basis.

This is why I can be optimistic M because why the heck would they, after being de-listed, continue to run the business as a public company? Why waste the company's resources in paying for all of this filings, paying attorneys, paying accountants to audit those filings, why waste the time if you didn't have a plan in place?

Listen I have over 10 million shares in this company, others that I brought to the table have close to 20 million shares and if you ask as have others there's nothing else for the company to do at this time other than follow the process. That's the plan and that's where my optimism comes from.

The smoke will clear.