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10/07/13 2:35 PM

#65470 RE: The Original dpb5! #65467

I have a feeling Buffet is trying to get into Reeltime as investor. Stock behaviour is such that is totally worthless until he gets in.
Lets hope he sneaks in unnoticed.....so we can progress more rapidly. We can see the RISE OF THE PHENIX....total take off. Any moment now guys, any moment...
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10/09/13 10:33 AM

#65472 RE: The Original dpb5! #65467

It is amazing!

It is amazing that a publicly traded corporation located in Seattle cannot figure out how to make money. Meantime, I, here in the boonies of the Deep South, discussed with more than ten groups of entrepreneurs about running a businesses, either an existing enterprise or start-up, via RLTR, and now, several of them have incorporated or improved greatly, and some are considering going public on their own because I helped plant the seed in their heads. Meantime, Hodge can do nothing. He is tucked away in that suburban ghetto in west-central Florida twiddling his thumbs.

It is amazing how little someone can truly accomplish. The business could now have been in someone hands who would have generated millions in revenues, but no, Hodge and Henthorn cannot do anything for the benefit of the stockholders. It is as if they get their biggest joy out of damaging the financial well-being of others more than taking their money, for there is no money left to take. Yet, they insist in this course of action that leads nowhere.

And why is it that they have not yet generated a scheme like Henthorn did at BCCI? I do not mean that the business model is or should be similar. I mean that they somehow get an existing business in the Seattle area to turn their wares over to them. There are thousands of small businesses for sale in the Seattle area alone. I checked it. Some could be gotten for a song, or practically so. Crooked or not, working out some details would immediately have an impact on the stock. Look at what the ICTN into BCCI deal did for the price of the stock, and it was a worthless con job. It makes no sense that they will continue this policy of doing nothing when one deal could mean millions. It seems that they are more interested in keeping investors from making any money than in making some money for themselves.