Thermal Energy International Inc V.TMG

New leadership needed

[Finegan]

Thermal contract margins are shrinking.  We are not protecting the business from high inflation in Europe and North America.  Contract sizes are smaller and contract frequencies are reduced. Unless prices are increased and margins improved we could lose money on some of these installations.  There is risk here, looks like it is not being covered.  Is the BOD asleep or incompetent.  New leadership needed.

[panapple42]

Try harder.  NO ONE is selling.

[Finegan]

Dear Pineapple.  I have only the companie's and investor interests in mind.  With appox. 2 million shares, I am sure that I have more shares than you. 

[panapple42]

Good to know someone in the same boat.  If the banksters try to  fool with us we have a strong vote.

[panapple42]

poetry!

[panapple42]

1.798.  Close enough.

[panapple42]

Haiku anyone?

[stockpickman]

Being in the same boat, I do not get it that we get a contract announcement, and the stock price goes down.......what is going on, I dont think this happens to other companies....it should be nothing but good news in the near future.....very frustrated with the current leadership..... 

[Mostlyserious]

Some may be turned off by waiting for so long to not see a big contract.  With a bit more interest generated by the news, they may take the opportunity to be able to sell because of more volume.  Just guessing, and it doesn't matter to me because I am not here for a dime or a few cents.  if this thing is not at least a double by the end of the calendar year (to shoot for the low

[panapple42]

Less than $5k in "sells" costs me almost $9k lol

[Martincat]

Stockpickman....I am sure that you are familiar with the following....BUY ON RUMOURS....SELL ON GOOD NEWS.....LOL!

[Mostlyserious]

Martincat, I like your addition of "good".  But the practical question is what is considered "good".  A $1.1 million contract is more along the lines of "expected" and it can be argued it is a nuanced "good" news that doesn't fit the context of the old adage.  Or one could go as far to say that after five months, just one $1.1 million