Personally, I think you're trying hard to convince yourself you made a good investment. You come along and in what? 1-2 weeks? Think you've summed this company and it's future up pretty well. You deny the possible fact that those of us who have been here for years just might have a better idea of what's really going on.
In a more perfect world, I might agree with you on more points. Unfortunately, there's just too many of the wrong red flags here. I don't buy for a second, their excuse for not allowing the fuel cell to be viewed. For Christ's sake, I'm an investor. I have no desire to steal their technology. Management and I spoke for no less than a year before I actually requested to see the FC in operation in Miami. Denied/refused/sidestepped...whatever ya wanna call it. That's one point.
Consider also, all the money they've dumped into Hydra Corp and in the end, they don't even have a hydrogen fuel cell? WTF??? Does management even know what they're doing? Did they just use this Hydra Corp as a place to launder shareholder money?
Or, look at the lask 10-K. Their liabilities FAR exceed any assets. What are they going to use to secure these new notes with? A song and a dance? Worse, how is it they have sold many millions of dollars worth of stock, and not have ANYTHING that shareholders can see, much less put their finger on?
And the pic in the iBox of the supposed FC, that looks amazingly similar to a stuffed animal vending machine that you can buy at Sam's Club, rigged with hoses, tubes, and wires, and whatnot.
Oh, and let's not forget that the CEO himself even stated in writing that their technology is not even patent pending yet. And you think they're going into production soon? No offense, but....
Wooooooooow. That's a great analysis if I ever did see one. This reflects perfectly the situation. We will wait and see how it evolves. IMO it will take off if their product is all they say it is, and off course I think so or I wouldn't be in this stock. Bought it for the long run, not the little 1 - 2 - 3 rides to make some piggy bank money. I'm here for the big bucks.
In a perfect world, I might agree with you on more points. Unfortunately, there's just too many of the wrong red flags here. I don't buy for a second, their excuse for not allowing the fuel cell to be viewed. For Christ's sake, I'm an investor. I have no desire to steal their technology. I'd even have signed a non-disclosure statement, if needed be. Management and I spoke for no less than a year before I actually requested to see the FC in operation in Miami. Denied/refused/sidestepped...whatever ya wanna call it. That's one point.
Consider also, all the money they've dumped into Hydra Corp and in the end, they don't even have a hydrogen fuel cell? WTF??? Does management even know what they're doing? Did they just use this Hydra Corp as a place to launder shareholder money?
Or, look at the lask 10-K. Their liabilities FAR exceed any assets. What are they going to use to secure these new notes with? A song and a dance? Worse, how is it they have sold many millions of dollars worth of stock, and not have ANYTHING that shareholders can see, much less put their finger on?
And the pic in the iBox of the supposed FC, that looks amazingly similar to a stuffed animal vending machine that you can buy at Sam's Club, rigged with hoses, tubes, and wires, and whatnot.
Oh, and let's not forget that the CEO himself even stated in writing that their technology is not even patent pending yet. And you think they're going into production soon? No offense, but....
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