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Myth

06/08/07 11:28 PM

#4869 RE: Sloth97 #4868

You came a little late to the party but I think you finally saw the light. You called me a " piece of work " for complaining about this band of thieves. Well, guess what ? Everything I've said about this bunch of pickpockets is true, its a shame so many had to lose their hard earned money here...a real shame. jmo
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flaflyersfan

06/08/07 11:40 PM

#4870 RE: Sloth97 #4868

Sloth97 & scoobey-do,

If that newsletter did not spell it out for you and everyone else; then there is no way you will ever learn.

Business does not matter toward share price. period. Buyers vs. Sellers and what the company does with their stock is ALL that matters.

Questions were answered. Some feel super glad that the business they claim they are doing that is putting $$$ in his pockets. Nobody is buying SEIH/ SIVC stock after answering all of the questions posed to him by scoobey-do. That is all that matters. Pink sheet stocks explode because people buy into the hype with most "investors" realizing after years and years and years of holding a stock "long" and hoping and praying is generally a losing proposition; it should be just a trade.

Consider if any company eventually became successful; why would they need to be a Reverse Splitting, diluting Pinky? There is minimal if any vested interest by anybody involved behind the scenes of SIVC as an owner of common stock. That should tell you enough. When the only thing you own is Preferred C shares which gives you the right to do anything you want without shareholder approval or notification and prevents you from being voted out, IMO it further validates stock being a ways to a means.

The only hope as with all other Pinksheet and OTCBB stocks; SIVC needs to come up with something to make people buy a lot of stock without looking at the past.

Good luck.
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snow

06/09/07 2:55 AM

#4875 RE: Sloth97 #4868

This is the crux

"The nature of S3 is a money eating machine. They constantly need financing for business and the Chinese take their sweet time in paying it back (about 9 months)."