Replies to post #924 on Lyric Jeans (LYJN)

[Jck]

I agree with you "Q"...Friday was an absolute disappointment, but I too will continue to hold. The $ I invested in this stock, was in fact $ I was willing to lose (not wanting but willing) as with all stocks especially the pinks the risk is greater than the hopeful payoff.
I think the concept is a great one. I am disappointed at the companies inability to follow a time line and frankly, while Donalad Braxton seems nice enough, he doesn't have any real answers.
The outlook for being ready for the holidays is bleek. The store would need to be up and running prior to Turkey day...I would say Halloween.
Good luck to all who continue to hold (and even those who don't)

[Crow3]

People that run P&D scams count on people holding their shares until the bitter end..also "averaging down" ...and it is ALWAYS a bitter end.

IS LYJN a scam?? No judgent yet that I am willing to share.

But here are some signs that should not be ignored.

They refuse to tell about their financial structure. No way to adjudge if they have the money to launch a product. It takes a pretty good pile to do that..Manufacturing, marketing, advertising.

They have published pictures of women wearing what is alleged to be LYRIC products.. a tee shirt and a leather miniskirt.
The Tee shirt can be had for 10 bucks or less at any flea market, and Leather miniskirts were not a part of the original concept.

When interest appeared to flag re the lyric jeans concept (as reflected in the LYJN share price and volume), they came up with added "products".. this is called "dangling a carrot"..

The fall launch to catch the holiday shopping is very late, and no sign exists that they will get it done.

I have been hanging around hoping that LYJN is for real, and give me an op to buy on. "For Real" Pinkies are rare, but the original cocept looked promising. I have not bought..yet..and it looks as if I will not..