Replies to post #24480 on American Leisure Holdings Inc (AMLH)

[shotsky]

I'm not placing any demands on the company. I'm simply pointing out that there is absolutely NOTHING but CEO talk to base any stock purchase on.
Getting financing would be great, if there was even an inkling of what that money would be used for, and whether it was convertible debt or not.
'Liking' a charismatic CEO is not due diligence.
The company is not 2 months old. It was a private company before it went public in a reverse merger. It has only been public for about 2 months, but they have kept the details of the EXISTING (private) company complete out of sight. We don't know what they did in the past, and we don't know what they will do in the future. Like it or not, those are the facts.
There are only three choices - bump along the bottom, as it is now, take off and become profitable (from some as yet unannounced business plan that can actually make money) or go bankrupt.

[PeanutR]

Very well said. A smart investor finds a gem before it takes off to invest. The best investors are the ones who invest in start ups, mergers and great CEO with solid fundamentals companies like this one. Why buy at a high price. You could if that's your flavor. Everyone has there own way of investing. Me i invest like most here in amlh. So far I'm up over 120% in this and I'm not selling. I'm buying more next week.