SteveK and fellow BETT investors:
Regards knowing the actual share count of individual investors and knowing the float are two different issues. The issue of knowing how many shares I have is non of anyone's business. Knowing the OS and float are everyone's business. I have known Jay Goldberg and Anita for one year and a half (Since BETT was .06) and they are VERY honest folks. If you ask them nicely they will provide you the information, or tell you where to get the OS and Float numbers. Both have always been straight-forward with reliable, timely, and impeccable character when husseled and insulted by BETT investors (I am a private investor).
BETT will rise and fall until they have the revenues to move them upward; or until the next group of day traders runs them again. The dynamics of the BB world are in multiple levels that not one person can totally understand. With BETT, we are comfortable with the investment or we move on; or we buy low and sell high.
Calling in certificates IMHO does not work until the float is nearly gone. Even with the float gone, in Canada, where shorting American pennies is authorized, we have to live with the loop-hole. I did not make the laws, just have to live with them. Also, off-shore accounts, there is nothing we can do about it. What we can do is make our own investment decisions on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis.
One last point, I do not know everything about investments, but, it is my understanding ET and BETT are two different companies, and two different stocks. ET had a private IPO about 6-8 months ago of which I (and other BETT investors) where offered a position to purchase.
This post is not meant to be negative, just straight forward, honest, IMHO, and too the point. Go BETT.
Best wishes:) |
