Replies to post #23272 on Sino Agro Food Inc (fka SIAF)

[stolpen]

re melehuna i agree totally with your and slys point of view :-)

[RealDutch]

Calling Solomon a savage is counterproductive at best.

Actually, I have given this some thought tonight. I think I will call him a "maniac" from now on when considering the excessive dumping of financing shares. I think it is a better description. I don't mean to get personal in any way.

[slyestjester]

melehuna--You are so right and thanks for your contribution here and for helping Hyperboy get that leaflet produced, and for evangelizing for SIAF.

It's ironic (but understandable, I guess) that shareholders are low key at the moment as a result of the possibility of new share issuance because I think we are just beginning to pass the inflection point where all the parts begin to fit together and SIAF as an entity begins to perform like the Porsche that it is. This is the most exciting time in SIAF's history, and calling the CEO names is so tired an act that it should bore the hell out of any observer. In the next quarter we will see the first whisper of what an integrated SIAF can be with wholesale beginning to operate, and after that restaurants and retail, and the smooth-running machine that SIAF is will hopefully become evident to all, with avenues of growth in any direction it chooses for an indefinite time into the future. The company will be powerful, hopefully indestructible. The risks are not in share issuance, where Solomon is careful not to dilute for the long term, but in whether the restaurants will be successful, whether the beef profit margins are at a superior level when we control distribution, whether retail will work out, etc. That's where the focus of this board should be. Is SIAF becoming the dynamo that we expect, a stock for all ages, a once in a lifetime opportunity? Share issuance is over with as an issue. It's with us for a little time more, but we know Solomon is respectful of per share value, and once it is gone we will be free and clear, and the value that is being created now will be realized. Let's focus on what is hopefully the glory of this amazing profit-making machine that is the product of an inspired vision. And of course the parts of it that are less inspired.

I'm glad we have a CEO who looked everyone in the eye today and said without dilly-dallying that there will be more share issuance barring a bond offering. He was totally honest, and these accusations of dishonesty are ridiculous. It's time to commit or dis-commit (sic) because there's no other choice.