Replies to post #20767 on Ariel Way, Inc. (fka AWYI)

[sculpin73]

agreed--my main concern right now is that NOBODY is just giving out the easy financing these days-the revenues of lime truck and syrei will definitely help his cause but this is a tough lending environment right now - i hope the discussions as presented on conf call ARE going well and ARE close to closing-we need to get this done so we can move onto the next steps for this company and we can all breathe a little easier knowing we have sustainability.

[louieforpar]

wooden, sculpin well put!!!!! excactly my sentiments.good news,good news,revenues up, recent move to a prime location,(mason media down the street)etc.=slow and steady share decline.although i believe in the business plan and believe in the positive news,skeptisism by some will be evident.

[jscot]

Good points Woody. I think we all share the same sentiment to some extent. All I can do is to scoop up some cheapies here and there and hope it will pay off at some point. I know if it does go up in the near future, I will be wishing that I had hocked the farm for some more AWYI@.0017-.002

[INDY]

as frustrating as it is (for you, me and ariel's management) to see the numbers where they are right now...it is even more EXCITING to know that ariel is building a solid financial foundation and is on the right path to big success.

as you know investing in stocks is a risky proposition. and otcbb/penny/sub-penny stocks have even more risk attached to them than stocks on the major exchanges.

we and ariel appreciate everyone's confidence (when you bought shares) that ariel will fulfill on it's potential.

please note that: no one can make another person/company buy shares in any given company. the company (ariel) can only build assets, income and good will. all three of these add up to equal the true book value of a company. it is incumbent upon each individual investor to decide what that value is on a per share basis. and then, hopefully, to place a bid to purchase shares at the true value.

sometimes they buy it at the true book value price...sometimes they pay more...and sometimes investors pay less than the true book value for shares of any given company...

imo - investors that are long on ariel have purchased shares at BELOW ariel's true book value!!! imo