Replies to post #10950 on Cyberlux Corp (CYBL)

[kakalak]

Good analysis, Fla.

I agree with your assessment that there could be another opportunity for the stock to run--but unless they can prove that AJW was operating outside the confines of their agreement with CYBL--the default looks like a dodge to fulfill contractual obligations because it is "inconvenient timing" for the dilution to continue at these prices. I bet they have gone back and forth with AJW--and is why there has been no CC or interview with Schmidt.WHICH HE MUST DO NOW that the cat is out of the bag.

Talk of contracts and revenues really mean nothing unless the issue of dilution and need for more financing is not addressed.

GTC order to buy at .0017 is in order now. Hope that it never gets filled for the sake of the loyal here.

But, CYBL does trade--but is not a long term hold in my books.

Come on, Mark Schmidt--get out there and speak. Why is your patent portfolio so undervalued by the market--answer--because CYBL could double their shares outstanding in no time and therefore ANY attempt to value CYBL changes almost weekly.

Litigation just continues the uncertainty.

If they get a $1 million order from the National Guard or wherever--they stock will run--for 34 hours. LOL. Too many investors--including many here---including AT and TAKI--will sell to be smart with the amount of exposure they have here.

Averageing down has clearly NOT been the smart move here--tradin in and out has.

I bet we will never see .01 again. But there is alot of trading from here to there. And profitable trading with 20-30% have become de riguer. Them's great returns if you give up the dream that CYBL will really become a sucessful company.

Reverse split--more financing--and --if they get alot more orders in 2008--like $10-$20 Million--they could have a chance of getting bought out.

Just a few thoughts on another rainy Saturday.

GLTA on all your trades. Remember--it is a big world out there --and there are other trades and profits available away from CYBL.

[rattlewatch]

Agree with your post,the scenarios you mention could play out here in time.R/S, an increase in authorized with dilution,or claiming of assets.Thinking different about this though.

IMO the company has drawn the line in the sand.They are the ones refusing to dilute further which caused the action of AJW serving them with default.Then the company releases the revenues are on track pr.


Thinking the company has picked this time to negotiate because they know both parties still need each other.AJW is still owed plenty and needs this company to continue on, to get repaid.If AJW decided to claim the assets,im not to sure they have the clearances to deal contracts to the US government.Making the assets worth much less to them,this is where they need current management.IMO the officers of this company think now is the time to renegotiate terms,or scuttle the ship.Otherwise they will be working for salary for a long time.

Some of these CDs are in default for years,but AJW has picked now to cry default.If these revenues start playing out ,the funders would seem to gain more through class A shares,options and warrants.If they squash this now, it would be foolish,all IMO.

Does present a good short term opportunity with positive news of course.

GL