RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Sheet show You always have to consider that something might be a con, I mean if you're not at least considering the possibility before ruling it out then you're what they call a mark.
It makes me uncomfortable that an unnamed third party made $3ish million plus 5% comission by brokering a $1.5 million sale of fuel. I would really like to know who got rich on that deal. If it was a friend of the company that was a very bad sign. On the flip side maybe it was to grease the right palms. As I mentioned in my other posts the political aspects of fuel distribution are going to play a big role in the success of this company.
On another note I assume Vitalina's comment was about McWhirter. I don't care about what is said about him in the comments section, I've spoken to people who've worked and done deals with him who say he is an honest and upstanding person. He's never done anything that made me wonder whether he was being forthright. If he says that Cielo is still his personal largest holding I believe him. I also don't think that I'm asking any questions he hasn't thought of, and as much as he can't have insider information he may still have answers to a few questions that aren't publicly available.
I still have a significant portion of my fund invested in this. Haven't flinched yet! See how the next few weeks go lol.