Post by xxdiamondchildxx on Oct 7, 2005 9:37:38 GMT -6
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Today at 12:35am, lazerboy wrote:Good Evening Dr D, givin al you have pointed out, can you tell us why the TEAM Mr C or Mr Mahue can't find a way to speak to us at this time?
its getting real hard to believe that all is on the UP & UP.guessing or hopeing they do this or that is not cutting it. thank you sir. LZ
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Hi LZ
I understand where you are coming from. I think all of us have either been through or are going through that line of thinking and questioning. ruthfully, your guess is as good as mine.
I have no answers on the communication problems these two individuals are having and in light of the SEC's brief they must realize that the SEC is in the drivers seat because of no communication.
I have voiced my concerns to everyone that I thought could help about the lack of communication and you can see the results. We find ourselves speculating about why they won't say anything and we find ourselves in a similar position as the SEC that the silence makes it appear that there is something to hide on Mr. Casavant's part. I'm not saying there is, I'm saying it appears that way.
What reasons?
1. Silence works to bring a revocation and we are on the verge
2. Silence distresses shareholders because they don't know what is going on and that case is already made
3. It scares shareholders that results in many of them selling their position
4. Gives great artillery to the bashers and enemy
5. To many more things to mention
The cost of silence has and is being so expensive and the fallout so devastating to so many one would think that the upside of this has to be so incredible it will all be worth it in the in and the means will find justification.
Or
The cost of speaking up may jeopardize someones personal liberty and the upside of him being around to see this thing through is more important to the majority than the few that are lost in the fall out of silence.
Or
Anything else you could come up with... a sting, a secret plan, insiders are plotting, fighting off a takeover, etc...
Our ability to continue to believe in a positive outcome comes down to individual character. The one believing and the ones being believed in. If you struggle on either end of the equation it will be tough to stay positive about the outcome. The good thing about the ones being believed in is that, IMHO, the integrity of the team climbed 1000 percent when Mr. Maheu came on board and I don't see him jumping on a sinking ship to steal 40 grand a month from the shareholders.
Everyone has to be fully persuaded in their own mind and each one of us will determine what it takes for us to be in or to get out. I agree information would assist us greatly, but the reasons why silence prevails? WHO KNOWS?
Andy seems to be getting around lately sliding little messages out to shareholders throughout the day, maybe he can answer this one. I have not spoken to Andy in a few months, so I don't know if it is Andy or not.
I'm just trying to keep options in play for the believing shareholder. I am not making any predictions, promises, or excuses. Keep the faith.
Dr.D
Remember everything you read from my posts are simply my opinions and I ask that you treat them as such. I am not a professional financial adviser or any thing of the sort. We are all on our own here.
DrDiamond
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Re: Something to think about...
« Reply #4 on Today at 1:15am »
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Today at 12:59am, tuscansun wrote:Dr D...
May I add at this point I see NO reason for shorty to be compelled to PAY UP.......if we have Lost the Case.
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Tuscan
If we are revoked, the company does not go away...
The assets do not go away... Any value that is there does not go away...
The only case I see that could be lost here is the ability to trade our shares on the open market. No more, yet no less... And this could be restored...
Too many have made issue that a revocation is the end, but it isn't, it isn't even the beginning of the end, if it occurs...
Maybe I have missed something, but I am open to learn...
Had a long day and the Brief from the SEC was a load to digest.
Keep believing, there are more options than meets the eye.
JMHO
Dr.D
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God Bless those with "Righteous" intent!
Peter
(Dxild)
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Today at 12:35am, lazerboy wrote:Good Evening Dr D, givin al you have pointed out, can you tell us why the TEAM Mr C or Mr Mahue can't find a way to speak to us at this time?
its getting real hard to believe that all is on the UP & UP.guessing or hopeing they do this or that is not cutting it. thank you sir. LZ--------------------------------------------------------------------
Hi LZ
I understand where you are coming from. I think all of us have either been through or are going through that line of thinking and questioning. ruthfully, your guess is as good as mine.
I have no answers on the communication problems these two individuals are having and in light of the SEC's brief they must realize that the SEC is in the drivers seat because of no communication.
I have voiced my concerns to everyone that I thought could help about the lack of communication and you can see the results. We find ourselves speculating about why they won't say anything and we find ourselves in a similar position as the SEC that the silence makes it appear that there is something to hide on Mr. Casavant's part. I'm not saying there is, I'm saying it appears that way.
What reasons?
1. Silence works to bring a revocation and we are on the verge
2. Silence distresses shareholders because they don't know what is going on and that case is already made
3. It scares shareholders that results in many of them selling their position
4. Gives great artillery to the bashers and enemy
5. To many more things to mention
The cost of silence has and is being so expensive and the fallout so devastating to so many one would think that the upside of this has to be so incredible it will all be worth it in the in and the means will find justification.
Or
The cost of speaking up may jeopardize someones personal liberty and the upside of him being around to see this thing through is more important to the majority than the few that are lost in the fall out of silence.
Or
Anything else you could come up with... a sting, a secret plan, insiders are plotting, fighting off a takeover, etc...
Our ability to continue to believe in a positive outcome comes down to individual character. The one believing and the ones being believed in. If you struggle on either end of the equation it will be tough to stay positive about the outcome. The good thing about the ones being believed in is that, IMHO, the integrity of the team climbed 1000 percent when Mr. Maheu came on board and I don't see him jumping on a sinking ship to steal 40 grand a month from the shareholders.
Everyone has to be fully persuaded in their own mind and each one of us will determine what it takes for us to be in or to get out. I agree information would assist us greatly, but the reasons why silence prevails? WHO KNOWS?
Andy seems to be getting around lately sliding little messages out to shareholders throughout the day, maybe he can answer this one. I have not spoken to Andy in a few months, so I don't know if it is Andy or not.
I'm just trying to keep options in play for the believing shareholder. I am not making any predictions, promises, or excuses. Keep the faith.
Dr.D
Remember everything you read from my posts are simply my opinions and I ask that you treat them as such. I am not a professional financial adviser or any thing of the sort. We are all on our own here.
DrDiamond
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Re: Something to think about...
« Reply #4 on Today at 1:15am »
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Today at 12:59am, tuscansun wrote:Dr D...
May I add at this point I see NO reason for shorty to be compelled to PAY UP.......if we have Lost the Case.
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Tuscan
If we are revoked, the company does not go away...
The assets do not go away... Any value that is there does not go away...
The only case I see that could be lost here is the ability to trade our shares on the open market. No more, yet no less... And this could be restored...
Too many have made issue that a revocation is the end, but it isn't, it isn't even the beginning of the end, if it occurs...
Maybe I have missed something, but I am open to learn...
Had a long day and the Brief from the SEC was a load to digest.
Keep believing, there are more options than meets the eye.
JMHO
Dr.D
=====================================
God Bless those with "Righteous" intent!
Peter
(Dxild)
