Replies to post #2164 on Vanc Pharmaceuticals Inc

[woodstock135]

I agree with you 100%. No more bailing out these fat cats. Make them earn the money. Those banks that still need to fail, let them fail; and no more golden parachutes, just push them out the window. Some idiot said that the US will lose all their smartest bankers if they do this. Well if that's the best that they have then let them go and let’s start over. I just hope these geniuses don't get jobs in my neck of the woods. Things are bad enough here as it is. Just out of curiosity, I wonder how many lawmakers shorted stocks before they voted no.

By the way would you two fools (you know who you are) go away? I don't even believe either one of you own shares in Alda anymore. If this baby goes to 0.04 I will double my position.

Rage Against The Machine

[thebouch]

Good post surfinNj - nice to get an American view as well.! On the big picture, I can see some more MAJOR turbulance ahead until the markets can get a handle on the bailout plan(S). With this kaos and uncertainty the junior markets will feel the longer version of this pain. With this in mind I see no quick fix to the APH situation. IMO there is no way in hell TO can turn this ship around in the current storm. I feel we are more or less going to stay at the level to which people who understand Alda's potential will let it sink. This may turn out to be .15c per/sh, possibly lower if the next bailout gets dragged out too long & with it further errosion of confidence within the investment comunity. Stickly as an APH investor, I am still unsure if I prefer a bailout at this time which may just extend the life cycle of the underpinning problem in the financial sector, or would we prefer to let the chips fall where they may & attempt to pick up the pieces after the quicker demise of the banking system.