Replies to post #56849 on Phoenix Associates Land Syndicate (fka PBLSQ)

[Imirish]

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one more thing.... I would even sell the darn "dog" if it brought in some money... afterall, what land trust is it on or how much was that dog in the movie of pbls a year ago paid , maybe on the books the dog is "excutive director of the company building", lol, the building that they paid 1 million bucks for for c sake.. and I am now wondering who they bought that building from now, is there any way of finding the former owners of it...lol...

in my opinion...

Imirish...

[lakedweller2]

Irish: The timing is great for such an action by the company since they have "maxed-out" the O/S and ran the PPS in the ground. No more damage can be done that can result in a gain for them at this point. That gives management the opportunity to run away with what they have drained from the company, and leaves someone else with a legitimate chance to rebuild. Million to one it won't happen. Too much of an ego issue and not enough of a managment problem. JMHO

[Whirligig]

Imirish,

Who ever wrote this article has been closely following this board.
If they had reversed the recommendations listed as to why to buy followed by why not to buy it would have left a very different impression.
One statement I found interesting though is this.....
"Nevertheless, investor doubt has helped tumble the share price despite the promise of a such a lucrative possibility."

This has Imirish written all over it as you have continually hammered PBLS and management looking at the pps as the only indicator of success or failure.
There is much more to this story yet to unfold. If the court allows the pit litigation to continue your doom and gloom, the sky is falling predictions will take a major setback.

Your negative posts are filled with WORDS that reflect an agenda rather than objectivity.

[VistaViewer]

Imirish, The MOST uncommon thing in the universe is...

COMMON SENSE.

The universal substitute for that is "wishful thinking".

This is what has dominated this forum for many months.

This stock definately fits into that category of:

Too Good to be True!

VV