alltheway you always try to put the 'smile' on fcpg which is good ---- trying to keep us grounded. i've developed startups and bought them over the years for other concerns. in each and every scenario, one of the most important lessons i learned, and the hard way, is that public perception of what you are doing, and how you are moving forward is a key component of success. investors and potential investors like success stories, they start to follow them, and then at the right moment they jump in. what fcpg is doing, good or bad in one's view, is privatizing their efforts, keeping progress close to the vest. when this occurs, everyone, specifically me, questions leadership. the old saying is the speed of the team is the speed of the leader. fcpg is a great story yet to be told, and current shareholders will soon be rewarded somewhat. if wang had enlightened us and the investment community as to what he was going to accomplish and provide updates, most of these posts would turn positive overnight. each of us knows what will have to occur in order for the company to move forward, and they are absolutes, no gray areas. i expect to see another profitable qtr., as they have no excuses not to. the momentum is already there. they have to get funding period, and that too will happen. under which terms is yet to be seen as well. both of these events will propel fcpg to new higher levels. the remainder of the to do list should have been accomplished by now as they are no brainers and do not create a drain on cash or personnel, i.e. update the websight, ect. doug is a front for wang, and i still do not see with whom he really represents ----- fcpg or an outside concern. evergreen as we discussed is a non entity in my opinion, yet one is referred to them for investor information. not good at all. when a potential investor calls or even a shareholder, you need to speak to someone whom has knowledge of the company. unless wang is tied up in confidentiality agreements, which could be the case, there is no viable reason for silence. no one is asking for a pump or artificial press release, simply a quick recap of life at fcpg. that can be done and should have been done, and it does not violate any sec rule(s) unless it is false information. i'm still bullish on fcpg, have enough shares, have some for my daughter, but my position on wang is a constant. have a good day, david
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