Replies to post #1800 on TheGlobe.com Inc (TGLO)

[KOmani]

As I have pointed out previously, the last time the stock was over $0.01 was in 2009.

I believe a lot of people probably wrote the stock off. When those individuals see it is trading above $0.01 when it was below $0.0025 for a long time, I believe that many will sell no matter what the truth of the situation is.

Of course, some people who bought expecting instant gratification will sell at any weakness, but given how long the stock was dead, it should be expected that some sellers will emerge.

What has been said in filings doesn't matter to them.

[KOmani]

Regardless, my position remains small relative to my portfolio because it could all be false.

Even Michael Egan, who had over $600 Million at one point has invested less than $30 Million into TGLO over the years.

Losing 100% in one position shouldn't bankrupt you. It should be something that you can walk away from and live to trade/invest another day.

[hispeedsoul]

If the filings were fake they would have been removed or addressed by now. All parties are aware.

[Helter Skelter]

Ridiculous. Who would fake them and why? The 8-K and the Schedule 14F-1? Fake? Ridiculous. Not even one million dollars has traded the past 3 days. Not even $850,000.

A little over a third (~35 million) of the float <(~106 million) has traded.

Egan has over 334 million shares.

Who are these several parties that you allegedly contacted and what did they say? They didn't report them (two SEC filings) as fake? It's been 6 days...

Credibility shot all to hell, lol...

[jerrybrockman]

Everyone knows that the OTC is full of...shall we say, "less than honest" CEOs. However that is not the case at all here. These are very serious businessmen. They don't issue PRs for the sake of pumping anything, it's so far out of their way of thinking that they would immediately fire anyone in their circle who suggested such an idea. They deal in cold hard dry facts ONLY. It's actually rather humorous the way many OTC traders are looking at this. They've never encountered anything like this before, so they don't know how to react when a CEO doesn't act like a used car salesman.

[Toxic Avenger]

It's an anonymous LLC merging into a stinky pinkie. Doesn't sound like anything about the filing is fake.

Now people may mistakenly assume that Delfin LNG is giving away 25% of their value to a group of stinky pinkie shell owners, but it certainly doesn't say that in the filing.

And I suspect any claims of being misled wouldn't make it past the test of a what a reasonable person would expect.

After all, successful companies don't simply turn over assets and pay for the privilege.