Replies to post #31884 on CurAegis Technologies Inc (fka CRGS)

[Mayday]

Outside of a deal immediately following testing, which was not going to happen, this seems like best case scenario to me.

[Oakie1]

Since the pump motor OEM wants to start




negotiating right away, and right after the test's conclusion, it is very positive. At least if you're living in a consensus reality.

So given that the pump negotiations will be subject to a conversational quiet period with shareholders, it's the perfect time for Kaplan to expound on the hundreds of thousands of B2B users that Jim Donnelly told us to expect for CURA next year.

Now, given the hundreds of thousands of B2B CURA users expected shortly as well as the successful pump test just last week (it could only be a success if negotiations are to begin immediately), it would be quite suspicious if the CRGS share price remains bounded by 33 cents on the topside going forward.

No codebreaker necessary to tell me that.

Life is your film. -- NEIL YOUNG

[Zendo 2]

All:
"As we previously announced, a major hydraulics manufacturer would come to Rochester the week of September 24 th to evaluate our pump and motor technology. Our MOU with them stated that they would let us know if they wanted to proceed to negotiations within 30 days from the testing. Last week a group of their senior management and engineers from the US and Europe came to our headquarters in Rochester, NY. They informed us after the meeting that they want to start negotiations immediately for an agreement to form a relationship with us.

I want to make it clear that this is not a done deal and the “devil is in the details” of an agreement. However, that being said, we are very excited about the potential that this could create for Curaegis."

I think the above is excellent news. IMO the best thing about it is the mature reasoned statement. Mr. Kaplan has credibility. The way I read his statement: "We are very pleased and excited, but not so pleased and excited that we will give away the farm just to get a deal. The deal has to be in the best interests of the stockholders."

I have never felt better about this investment---grown-ups in the room. I'd be surprised if the stock stayed at $.30 much longer. Best to all and to me. Zendo