Pounce Technologies Inc. V.POI.H

Slyce (V.SLC) slightly down

[NotFreddie]

What an understatement ! This venture has turned out to be joke. Unfortunately the "joke"is on the investors who have turned over their cash to help fill the coffers and pay the salaries of the company's mangement. Lately, when I think of Slyce, B. Madoff comes to mind.

Methinks it won't be long that Slyce will be but just a bad memory. How sad !!!

[NewDenverKnows]

I agree the market for this stock has become a bad joke. But unexpected moves happen all the time. Like the move down to .155 of an up and coming search technology company that is racking up top name contracts. When SLC jumps up we will all say in a Stephen Hawking voice: Shet, I didn't see that coming. Mthrfckr, now I missed out big time.

[StyllLerning]

An SLC jump sounds great, but the time is running out for that to happen and the likelihood is minimal at this point. As soon as the new issuance of shares hits the market, those that took place in the offer will sell on anything over .20. They will recoup their investment and sit on the warrants. With a minimum of 45 000 000 shares, that would take us between 3-6 months of regular buys to see any

[HagenvT]

StyllLerning I agree with one point, which I stated in another post by myself:  "The story here is for investors willing to hold a minimum of 6 months or more."  I would even suggest, it is a much longer story.  Many people here rather talk about management. I rather speak with management. That way You not only spectulate but get a grip on what people want and on what

[NotFreddie]

I've seen and had enough of Slyce's management team. Unfortunatley, my net share cost currently is $0.79. Having more than enough shares than I should have purchased, and not wanting to send good money after bad, I doubt I'll ever break. The way I see it, my only hope is to hold on and hope the sp hits $0.20. If it does, it will help me to recoup a small fraction of my loss. At that

[Leafs4Life]

Not sure how Elfenbein justifies his $436,000 per year salary when the company is losing a million a month. But Cam Chell is the real stinker in the bunch. I would be all over this thing if he wasn't involved.