well, i guess that officially puts you on the opposite end of the spectrum as cleverrox.
believe me, i am very skeptical when it comes to stocks. i've been hounded and attacked on other boards for speaking my mind about stocks i feel to be scams. i guess i just prefer to be skeptical rather that downright cynical though. i don't view your whole whole "money in a bag at the mall" thing as any kind of evidence of anything, other than cynicism. can you come up with something more specific and tangible than that, in particular as it relates to dial? one could also turn the argument around, note that dial and griffith are the top shareholders, and show that as an argument that they could help themselves to your "bag of money at the mall" by: making the company a success. i also think that there is a body of evidence that makes at least *me* believe that GFCI is a real company and not a scam. you obviously feel differently, which is great - everyone of course has to make up their own mind.
maybe you'll end up being right, maybe not; i don't claim to know. i am going to maintain my view of "disappointed but still with hope" regardless, and of course you're entitled to maintain your own cynical view. it's of course up to each shareholder to weigh the pros and cons, decide on a level of risk one is willing to assume, and take buy/sell decisions from there. honestly, based on all your posts, i'm amazed that you're still holding, my personal advice to someone with your outlook would be to: simply sell it and move on.
so why *are* you still holding, if you view GFCI as a near-certain scam?
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