RE:Yes, something now on FACEBOOK too. He does do a lot of partying. My theory is that the new round of investors should be acting as sort of police watch dogs. He is going to run out of contacts eventually and get a reputation for squandering investor money. He's currently unemployed. He has just one job now. Just one focus, and that's Fineqia. He's taken a few million from people. Attending parties, dining, styaing in posh hotels. I'm not seeing any respect for sharehodler money, such as staying in a Palace Inn for $40 a night.
Our money is being spent. He is on the record a few months ago saying all they need is regulatory approval to launch their product. That's all they need he said. So, here we are going into March and still nothing.
At some point, he's not going to be able to raise anymore money. I don't think so. His own money can't last forever. In theory, they should want to do something for shareholders here. Since he is the largest sharehodler, after all. The ethical thing for him to do would be to cancel 90% of his own shares since he's hurt people this much for this long. It's hard to find ethics though to my standards in this world.
My patience has left the building. Now I'm waiting for our internal watch dogs to do something. Like the many people he just fleeced if he doesn't start producing for them. Are tehy going to give him even more hard earned money to burn, or do they want to see some kind of proof that he can deliver? On anything? Can he deliver on anything? That's the question right now.
My original premise was that this is a high caliber team. Martin Grahm was the clincher, but he's not doing his job either it seems. I hope they prove me wrong soon.