RE:RE:Due to massive buying pressure
OK let me get this straight Daymak has over a billion in pre-sales and is in the midst of unveiling the three wheel prototype and you are seriously telling that nothing will happen for two years???If what said works out to be true heads will roll not only ours who made a choice to wait but those who actually earn their livelihoods selling products forget that Aldo has been given shares in exchange for acdc being the primary and preferred supplier. Aldo can't go 2 years without any type of sales whatsoever or continue to sell products where the reviews by those who had very bad experiences can keep persisting. The reviews were extremely awful in so far as the batteries to the light ev bikes and scooters were concerned so the most benefit comes from having the promised battery supply from acdc who in turn was promised by Rich Powers. Whether huge amounts of vehicles come off the assembly lines are questionable but companies can't afford to have nothing not fill pre-sale clients etc. It is funny to read your comments because clearly you keep thinking this is a scam and nothing will come of it. Well you don't want negative press that's for sure and Aldo can't afford to keep going on with bummed batteries that cause malfunctions and problems with the products and that is why the partnered with acdc. As for the price given the huge volume and liquidity along with people buying more into the story I see the shares gaining a solid base around .18 low to .20/.205 before continuing to keep climbing. Right now the primary sticking point in addition to the share count is this company establishing it is the real deal which they keep systematically move to and make reality as with showcases and product protypes something all companies including egt did. You know when companies look for certification and successfully pass for products the chances of things being a scam go way down. The company to my knowledge has certification to the charging wall the light vehicles are already out bikes and scooters from Daymak but granted the three wheelers may need some time to come into market.