RE: RE: I certainly hope... My statements are not contradictory, my statements are precautionary.
If the "investors" on this BB were a little more like real investors, than a bunch of high school cheerleaders, the management might be a little more cautious about throwing money around. In case you don't realize it, that $1.5 million that was fed to pyn is as good as gone. IMHO, I doubt if we will even see 5 cents on the dollar and that could take years, if ever at all.
As it is right now, INT is hurting for cash and supposedly chasing an American listing... how hard do you think the American underwriters will/could "put it to" (for a polite phrase) INT to get such a listing if INT doesn't prove some sort of revenue generating potential. (And I don't mean pie in the sky, I mean true hard cash sales in the bank.)
Let me put it this way. If INT was going to do a 33 for 1 share consolidation for a Canadian listing, what kind of ratio do you want out of an American listing? You pick a number and write it down... I'll bet that when that day comes, the ratio will be at least twice the number you write down... how do I know this?... because I've seen it with other stocks. Like I said, INT better have a great deal of focus when they are dealing with an American listing, because the Americans don't have any mercy if they see weakness; they will just take the company, or run it right into the trading floor.
To answer your first question, I do own shares of INT... but if you go back and look at my posts when pyn showed up, I was a lone voice warning people about buying that stock. I hate to tell anyone "I told you so", but I sure hope some people learned what could be a valuable lesson.