Personally I just don't have the heart at this point to continue to be 'positive' in hopes that others would believe and buy. The shares that remain in my account sit with those given to me in various dividend schem--oops, i mean dividends. Most likely both will be of equal value.
I would encourage anyone to continue to invest in a company that they believe in. My advice tho,(for what it's worth) would be not to trust all the so called DD, and that includes the information gleaned from the company and its representatives.
There were people here visiting the company and bringing back glowing reports. For the love of Pete, (sorry, couldn't help myself)we had it from the horses mouth. We had photo's and an inside man in the yard for crying out loud.
We had pr's direct from the company stating one of the top Audit copanies in the world was on the job, and more concrete under our sweaty little palm than we could imagine. Can anyone forget that sweet little truss plant churning out structural marvels as we counted out chick--ah--er, I mean shares?
Ok, I'll stop.
But not before I mention all those big buyers always telling us how great it was and how much they believed. Some still refuse to this day to tell the truth.
Well here's some truth: the chance of this company ever doing anything worth more than a one day flip are slim and none. And there's a lot of DD in them there words believe me. I'm talking about character. They have none.
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