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billyb

11/17/03 5:21 PM

#2135 RE: kenco #2134

yes, you are right kenco, it does not take years. and i too would like to know what's up. did they start and then decide the timing was wrong, was it too costly, was there some other benefit to waiting? maybe the auditors didn't like something so peter delayed for 6 or 9 months to change the way he did things. but my guess is that it's water under the bridge and peter should have been more careful about building up expectations.
now, what does the future hold for us? he's talked about anouncing something in the near future and i doubt he'll make the same mistake again. they're taking a low key approach by not publicizing that thier product is on more CDs. i think they're are taking steps in the right direction. hopefully they are.
i know peter isn't going to do something based on our discussions on this board, but i suspect he has a lot more shares than me and would like to see the share price go up.

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SharonB

11/17/03 5:39 PM

#2136 RE: kenco #2134

Kenco: Again you do not understand the nature of these types of companies. Often a program or goal is started and has to be abandoned because of any one of a multitude of reasons. That is why we have CEO’s and Board of Directors who help guide the company. It is not left up to the investors or others who wish the company ill, will.

Give it up kenco. This is a winner and will soon move to new highs as the investing public observes the revenue increases and promotions we are involved with. I believe the financial reporting is just around the corner.

Your on the wrong side of this bull and rolling in it while I laugh..
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phoenix_newbie

11/18/03 8:48 AM

#2138 RE: kenco #2134

It can.

It took my own brother about a year to have his oil company (a sideline for him) audited.

He was planing to go public, but when the oil biz bottomed out, he went into energy consulting instead of oil consulting.

Besides you already had your timeline, now you are wiggling.