Replies to post #32039 on CSMG Technologies, Inc (fka CTGI)

[hillzman]

That was an excellent update/pr and sense of direction. Your statement concerning CCTI is something I've felt and the reason I bought into this, although in a small way. If you are correct about the carbon capture trial(s) it could be the "elephant" IMO compared to the significant potential of LTC. Interesting time to be involved here for sure!

[sojourner]

LM: At last, a new morning has dawned for CSMG/LTC/CCTI after what robwilly aptly described as the "most positive development in 15 months." The only small comfort or counterpoint to angst of waiting has been the opportunity for some to accumulate rafts upon rafts of cheap shares. Weep for them. LOL Even the spirit spites who arguably have dogged this firm for years did not go quietly as witness inauspicious breakdown of Pink Link (dedicated broker-dealer electronic text OTC trading system) on the very day of the great news. Monday beckons though.

Jesup Lamont, storied Wall Street investment house, backs CSMG and knows a thing or two. It was Jesup Lamont that financed John D. Rockefeller's Standard Oil Co. when his crude oil products were primarily marketed as a substitute for pricey whale oil in lamps, a different grease for horse-drawn wagon axles, and a hair growth tonic. Now, with blessings of Jesup Lamont, enter LTC stage left the heavyweights hailing from such modest firms as BOC (Linde Group €11.21 bil per annum sales), Smith & Nephew (US$4 Bil per annum), Karl Storz Endoscopy-America (headquarters, Goleta CA), Ethicon (J&J), USGI, Scientific Atlanta (Cisco company), NCR et al.

Spirit spites and congenital shorters notwithstanding, the company is set to break some eggs to make fabulous if not historic omelettes. CSMG/LTC seems set to rattle the medical world. Then it takes on acid-gas capture (CO2, H2S etc.) with a breakthrough patented solid amine whose performance is enhanced not diminished by moisture. Application to Oil & Gas and Electric Power industries. Mulitfarious Rebreather apps (surgical, mine-rescue, firefighting, submarine et al.).

Blue sky, eh, what?

CTGI

[rocketeer357]

In other words, let's say ISRG (for example) licenses an application for $20M

I like your optimism, but why would anyone pay 20 million for an application of LTC when they can buy an outright controlling interest in the entire company for 10 $$ million?

And that's figuring: 51% of 100 million shares at a PPS of .20 = $10,200,000

IMO, it's more realistic to assume:
1. Some serious cash that needs to be raised
2. At the current PPS, raising serious cash through a share offering would result in unacceptably massive dilution
3. An IPO of LTC at a PPS of .20 to raise, say 20 million $$ would require placement of 100,000,000 new shares. Not likely......

Looks like the new team's first job is to resurrect some excitement around LTC and get the PPS boosted up considerably from current levels. Once the perceived value of LTC is closer to a buck a share, IPOs and other fundraising instruments start to make more sense for the shareholders. Let's hope this team can deliver Richard A what didn't: connections that mean $$$$$$ for LTC.