The strange thing is, if they were diluting they would normally try to create some kind of run. There hasn't been enough volume in the past few months to make any real money, and the time I called the office at 5:01pm they had all gone home for the day (except the secretary).
CEO working 9-5 on a start-up company? I guess it happens in patient people not in any hurry. In part, maybe the CEO has temporarily given up until the extra shareholders issue he inherited is cleared up?
... hmmmm, but at that point they may screw us with a R/S.
Funny, the whole reason companies go public is to grow their company--and they get there by people who buy the crapsheet stocks like we do... then when we address our concerns about the pps at this bottom of the barrel level (I am not ever bothered by stock levels until we get way down here), suddenly the shareholders/traders/"frontloaders"/flippers aren't worth a DAMMMMMMM anyway because we are all scum. lol.
At this level there is no excuse for lack of explanations, if they are legit. If they are a scam, well it happens every day, oh well.
I would love to actually see a legit Co. go from sub to success. They need to give us a reason it will.
I guess its just in my POS pile until the next run!
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