RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Zembala Two great points, Aucontraire
The first thing being the amount of shares that the directors hold.
Most people here hold more shares individually, then all the directors combined.
Red flag, right there
The second being begging for money.
They have been canvassing existing shareholders for years, and like Zembala says they use the same line "don't you want the company to survive?"
I guess they don't realize the Freudian slip
They say, rather than buying shares in the secondary market on the stock exchange. Why don't you consider buying in the primary market in the private placement that way you will help the company survive.
Survive?
obviously even they don't even think this company will succeed in their stated goals they're just happy to keep drawing a paycheque
Sherry is the wise one in holding back, waiting to see if this thing ever goes anywhere.
looking back and being truthful odds are against it
And realistically, what do we have to look forward to?
Lawsuits , a roll back more years of frustration.