Replies to post #44183 on Saean Group Inc. (SEAN)

[sandls]

I've been a believer for years and don't know what to think.It's very discouraging to say the least.I am sure there are quite a few that don't speak up that feel the same way. Shouda coulda but didn't. Oh well might as well stick with it to the end what ever and when ever that is going to be.
Good luck to all of us still holding.

[drwwicks]

Generally speaking you can write off up to $3K a year, some restrictions apply, and carry over any excess loss to future years.

IMHO shares have nothing to do with any value and revenues. The hodge scum crew take revenues generated and pocket it and the shares were only to get people to buy so they would have capital to play with. Likely shares were given in exchange for % of the revenues generated from the kiosks. Since there has never been any reporting, it's anyones guess how much and to whom.

At one point I thought shares represented a potential investment but I got over that false impression quick. Shares only represent value if you can flip them. Since buying/selling is a rarity now, holding is losing. A person can sell and get out now with some loss or wait and see the loss grow. Sort of a reverse nest egg.

DR

[Stanley71]

Hi TheKid1, I like your post cause it reflects the reality.

"what The Hodges have to gain by keeping the stock low and shareholders in the dark!? As they own the same common shares as everyone else......"

The only way Hodges can gain from above is that their family, relatives and best friends are accumulating and buying GPSI shares at current super discounted pricing. Yes, this is insider-trading but heh, the world is not straight-forward.

There is no better temptation or winning bet than buying a company that you know is of great value at super-duper dirt-cheap "all you can eat Buffett"..... Imagine that Hodge and gangs are putting all their savings NOT into their bank accounts but buying GPSI shares instead.. Great investment / retirement plan for sure. Otherwise, who is buying and accumulating GPSI "endlessly" at this level although I am just bidding a tiny bits for flips.

As you said, hopefully Karma will catch-up with Hodges.. As the Executives of GPSI, Hodges has the responsibility to reflect and uphold the true value of GPSI... and not to sabotage GPSI PPS, especially to those who did the private placement under his salesmanship. At 50plus, Hodges' end may be nearer than he thinks...

GPSI has gone through optimism and pessimism cycles. Currently, it is in the pessimism cycle..

Go GPSI, GO!!!