Replies to post #103216 on Biocentric Energy Holdings, Inc. (BEHL)

[BigBake1]

Ahh yes my favorite the “tree shaking” analogy, it never loses its luster no matter how many times it used. Well lets see here, it implies those who have sold their BEHL positions have no strength to endure the normal process of a start up company to reap the rewards of such endurance. Therefore they are weak hands, meaning not able to hold onto their shares and allowing those with stronger wills to tear them from them.

It sounds poetic doesn’t it? What I really like is when someone comes along and implies the CEO/COB is doing the tree shaking to “test” shareholders to see who is really in for the long haul. I mean what CEO/COB wouldn’t employ such a tactic to keep only the “strong” shareholders to ensure a solid base? BEHL as a start up must employ such tactics as each and every share really does not count unless it is in a strong and long position.

Complete baloney, in fact the reason long positions are created is there has to be some completion of goals. In this case longs would be looking for things that lead to cash flow. BEHL has nothing to date that leads to cash flow. In fact they have not one complete working system to date. By complete I mean one in which the PBR produces a low to zero contamination end product that is harvested by its own equipment that it modified to do so. You have nothing but partial completions to hold onto here. The HQ PBR does nothing but demonstrate the system and has been reduced to a “seeding unit”. The harvester sits incomplete and unable to perform efficiently the process it was designed to do. DVJ is only half way set up as far the PBR, but it lacks the permanent utility to function.

What exactly would make anyone hold onto shares when vast amounts of money have been spent to date and the results are nothing in the CASH FLOW department. The CEO/COB does not have a clue how much his own system costs and this is a supposed marketing and sales guy. It is unreal how anyone can claim to have confidence in such leadership when they have no idea what they are marketing.

[FTW]

I don't think, but I guarantee that they are not mad now. They would be more down now. The price isn't going anywhere and theres tons of shares out there- if anyone wants to buy back in at a lower price, it couldn't be easier.