Like I said not a single shred of evidence can get by without getting twisted negatively here. I showed evidence of a recently obtained 14-9 miner almost three weeks ago when I visited the mine site and snapped a picture of it. It was undergoing repairs to prepare it for service at the time. Now you get a PR that confirms what I said. And you have to skew it all to fit your scam conspiracy. I feel certain that the PR which was released today was strait-up legit. Does it mean Quest can break the cycle and turn a profit? I think not. It simply demonstrates to those who are truly interested what is being done to attempt to get the company off of the ground. For those who want to see failure of the company it means nothing and nothing ever will. But we all know the odds are long for Quest.
I don’t deny the strong possibility that Tarun is currently selling shares and converting more debt, creating further dilution behind this recent action. But that situation and the reasons behind it have been made clear in the quarterly reports. So that does not qualify it as a total scam from the start as has been suggested by some here. It more than likely is simply a company whose plan got derailed by the economic crash and found itself in a deep financial hole as a result. The odds are stacked tall against it now. None of which qualifies it as a reasonable long term investment. But the extreme negative spotlight that is constantly focused on it here is ridiculous. Not a single thing gets by without getting twisted negatively here.
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