There is absolutely no anger. The money is gone and so be it. I did not bet the mortgage or anything I could not afford to lose.
My issue lies with the company not being forthcoming with info. the likes of which you just posted. I can understand the gov't. changing direction, happens all the time. A letter to inform investors as to what was happening would have gone a long way to my trusting the company management. To wait until the summer of '07 to let that information out and only through a conversation with a new investor in a new company is just plain unethical. I do not make calls to CEO's because it is my opinion that they have a job to do and they do not need to be spending time on the phone talking to an investor. I invested and trusted them to do the right thing for the company and the investors.
As far as the stock collapsing after the cancellation of the contract, I do not remember there even being a contract. I could be way wrong on this as I haven't given a lot of thought to DCUT in a very long time.
Honesty is everything to me and even if it is difficult situation, that is the only way to go. What the company did was continue to sell shares right up until the end. Which is borderline dishonesty at best. Politicians do this all the time and look at how the public views them.
I hope you make a killing here. Believe me or not, the choice is yours.
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