Replies to post #15547 on Bergamo Acquisition Corp. (BGMO)

[arbpro]

Well, excuse me and give me the death penalty for saying OS when I should have said "float." I mentioned the filing Form 4 so you know what I intended to say.

So now that we have that out of the way, answer my question. How do you know that the float is 46mm and not 133mm? You don't. You just trust that Herzog and other insiders are holding their shares.

And for the 3rd time, and maybe I can finally get a substantive reply, why are there ZERO buyers of this stock when the company just announced alleged revenues of 21 million dollars? Care to answer or maybe you'll just send another nasty PM?

[Aston Martin]

you all here overestimate this number of 132 million shares. Not alwqays such a number says anything about the credibility of a managemebnt. But I understand that you all need this as there is not much to rely on here. The problem is, that Herzog, on one hand, is living in another world which seems to be far off reality. It is an old mans dream to get a listed company running. I have been told this by one of his close collegues in the fashion scene, approx. 4 years ago. He told me that it is a big long-term dream by Herzog to go AMEX. But such a dream does not work if you have not got it to make a company run. Herzog has no background as an entrepeneur and obvioulsy is much too old to get the reality of todays business problems - and he hasn't got that it is totally wrong to tell a stockmarket a lot of promises which he is not able to keep. Because of his big old mouth it is his fault that BGMO lost any credibility in the stockmarket. If he would have done this story in the background and get back to the market with great news only about a done story which is running well, the market would have pushed BGMO into a $$$- region. This guy does not know at all how to run a compnay....he just trys this and that and behave like the stockmarket is stupid and does not value his efforts right. This ist he behaviour of an old nut who doesn't know when it is time to leave the stage!

On the other hand, just read the new releases of the last years and compare the news release which follows after some others. Those news releases have been always contradictionary to the previous ones. Herzog is playing a dangerous game which a CEO of a public company should not play with the money of people. I don't knwo where this ends, but I am shure that BGMO and Herzog is in the focus of the SEC as he did too many promises and too many shares have been traded within past years. The SEC might be very slow....but they do their job.


I hope I am wrong, but I worry I am not.

(Those who do not like my english may ignore my post. Cheers)