Replies to post #5639 on Consumer Automotive Finance Inc (CAFI)

[arbpro]

Unless, of course, NWAU is taking steps needed to position Navicom as part of a full GPS solution. We would have something, then.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

And MAYBE Microsoft will embed Navicom gps in all its operating systems to prevent piracy. LOL T5 you seem like a good guy. I will certainly say I think you have been fair with the delete policy. But how in the world do you make investment decisions based on what you don't know? Is that the way to invest, just roll the dice and hope for the best? Investors know NOTHING about this company except for what the company wants you to know. They say they had audits. Fine, just produce them so everyone can see, in black and white, what the real numbers are. There should be nothing to prevent the company from doing this TODAY. The ONLY explanation is that no such audits exist because they can find no auditor that will certify the numbers they have offered up to the public. How can you invest in a company that you know nothing about? I guess I could see it if the company was selling for 20 cents a share and you want to use some spending money and gamble. But you have to pay 1.50 a share for NWAU. Do you know how many listed, reporting companies, showing audited profits exist that you could buy at 1.50? Why risk losing it all on a company that says it has performed audits but won't show them? Makes no sense. Does it make sense to you?

[Smith111]

And that's exactly what they are trying to do! Good call T5, you hit the nail on the head. To be honest, the dealerships really don't "tickle my nipples" like Navicom does. I am really hoping to see a spin-off in the next couple of years that will unlock the value. Navicom is building the infrastructure to market their products nationwide, and in Canada & Mexico. NowAuto is the cash flow for Navicom's expenses... Once they have finished the big infrastructure expenses, and they can start reaping in the benefits, they will profit nicely...IMHO It is a competitive market, but I think they are striving to differentiate their products from competitors...and doing a fine job I might add! We'll see what happens, but we'll definitely see an update on Navicom's progress before month end.

Plus...don't you think "Navicom" has a nice ring to it? It would be very easy to capitalize on name recognition in that industry. Massive marketing, commercials, distributors, etc could all make Navicom the name that people think of when they think of full-scale GPS and GSM solutions. That is what I'm betting my shares on.....