Rick,
Some readers might have been impressed with your astute commentary on the probable future of AMEP, particularly your copious pronouncements of excessive and nefarious share count dilution by company insiders. I’m sure that you presently make no claim that today’s corporate announcement of limited share offerings is bogus or fraudulent. So tell us please, in detail then, the dangers we now encounter.
You just posted (elsewhere) this message:
“Of course, none of you are the least bit interested in what he meant by "other financing alternatives." Anyone want to venture a guess as to what those might be? You will learn the hard way, no doubt.”
I’m very interested in these “other financing alternatives.” Please enlighten me, so I’ll know what to look out for. I watched you claim for months that severe dilution was going on, with the strong implications that any purchased shares would decline to sup-penny and eventually be worthless. Those prognostications appear not to have been based on either facts or recent price trends.
Therefore, those few who retain the slightest hope of understanding the dangers of investing in AMEP by considering your authoritative announcements eagerly await your informative annunciations of the “other financing alternatives.” We’ve been impressed with everything you’ve posted so far. Clue us in, please.
Falconer66
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