Posted by: janice shell
In reply to: scorpio70 who wrote msg# 236681 Date:1/6/2007 6:26:52 PM
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Who would you like me to blame for the manipulated crash from .09 to .01 within minutes that morning?
Petar, for failing to produce those "date certain" financials.
Would you have wanted him to print what he had to date on that subject and still not be Sarbanes-Oxley compliant?
What possible good would it have been considering the raid on share price that morning from .09 to .01 within minutes.
He goes forward with what he has and the price has now been crushed with teams of professionals relentlessly providing cover that somehow it was entirely Mr. Vucicevich's fault.
If he's offering up financials that weren't sufficient for Sarbanes-Oxley and uplisting, those same professionals would still be hnding him his head on a platter.
How could he or anyone have predicted that market makers would defraud shareholders and bidwalk the price like that?
It's nice that he now has a named CFO for that task and is handing over the task to the the Spielgel for review now.
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I'm sorry that despite his best efforts there has been innumerable delays in this process to file. I never wanted him to rush this process but as you know there was quite a bit of pressure being placed on him to do so.
Gotta love these players here...so impatient in the ways of investing. Flipping shares. Playing momentum runs. Looking for quick bucks. Dreaming high hopes.
But of course we're all human..aren't we?
I'm sorry that you sold your position that morning as some did. Blaming Mr. Vucicevich doesn't seem productive now.
Why don't you simply buy back in at the price you sold?
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