Replies to post #88861 on Expo Holdings Inc. (EXPH)

[DD-214]

not true, as here is the definition of an "investment"

Investment is putting money into something with the hope of profit. More specifically, investment is the commitment of money or capital to the purchase of financial instruments or other assets so as to gain profitable returns in the form of interest, income (dividends), or appreciation (capital gains) of the value of the instrument

therefore EXPH is NOT an investment..

[AStTropaz]

MY point, 4 all the kids and SHAREHOLDERS alike, is: EXPO continues to dilute, hasn't lowered debt by proof of ANYBODY, creates misleading PR's like there is no tomorrow!! Ohhhhh?!

[Santa Barbara Broker]

I will address my opinion on EXPH in a manner fitting to the board. There is the option to never open the post that anyone not interested in valid opinions on the company may utilize. Expo Holdings, Inc. is destroying it's shareholder's equity as a result of fiscal mismanagement and, IMHO, the result of JD Brown's desire to finance his fantasies through the company. Fantasies ("saving" other unemployed people in his industry, sponsoring racing vehicles, etc) that can only be realized by spending more than the limitations of this industry and the company size can support. Any entity professing to believe that Expo Holdings, Inc. can be molded into a successful company brought about by a simple window dressing change in management or some half-baked new cabinet line, does not realize this. EXPH's board is public. The public reads it usually for the primary purpose of gaining information on a dark pink sheet company. When the facts about Expo do not appear as part of any equation offered for Expo's future on this public board, it will be addressed as related to those equations. IMHO.

SBB