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GREY:ISEDF - Post by User

Comment by stockarchangelon Jun 06, 2012 12:27pm
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RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Rob BaKShi is obvi

RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Rob BaKShi is obvi

You've been spouting "fraud," "scam," and "Ponzi scheme" throughout your messages, but you're "not saying that ICT management purposely orchestrated a fraud" LOL. ICT has promissory debt of around $2.1 million, with $1.6 million due as early as November of this year and January of 2013, plus accrued interest. That's 6-8 months from now. Add another $1.5 million to get through this year, and another million or so to get to profitability (and I'm guessing at this point - it might be significantly more). DeBono was faced with raising some serious cash. Quite frankly, I doubt anyone could raise that amount of money that quickly and in these markets. And at what prices? GAME OVER!

As I see it, the choices are bankruptcy or give the shareholders a chance. Go ahead, campaign for a class action lawsuit. Then kiss your investment goodbye, because there's not enough money left to last for another month let alone hire a lawyer. GAME OVER!

Hey, how about bringing back old management that actually racked up those $30 million in accumulated losses in 20 years. Its a great idea LOL. GAME OVER!

Plenty of trading prior and after the Canstar NR? Started at .04, remained at .04. Great pump guys. There was one day it closed at .05 on a whopping 70 thousand volume or $2800 worth. Great pump!

Come on, give me a viable option. Could of, should of, would of don't mean squat.

 

 

 

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