The dominos are falling one by one. I hope the footing of some of the bigger dominos is very sure. Jim Bender was right when he said that he should have just bought the whole damn float himself. I have often thought of that myself. Too many shares, too many individuals, taking too long, stock price falling -- what is one to do?
Got quite a few e-mails over my weekend from people who seem to have the same reservations and questions I do. Some who said "hey, just go with the flow..." (Jane) And others who will do nothing to risk having the liquidity to sell off if they feel the need. (I told them certs do not hurt liquidity except for about 3 days -- to no avail)
So my point is, you guys need to quit talking shorts and start talking about the company. In the end, the company matters most, whether any of you believe it or not.
Is this a $10,000,000 company? Think about that! At least two shareholders, not on SI, just seemed to realize that this weekend. This float is HUGE.
Convince people this is a $10 million company and you will keep them around. Convince them it is a $100 million company and you will keep them buying up to the dollar mark.
Carl's plan is bullshit -- pardon et moi. But I will say that is the only way this plan will work. THE FLOAT IS TOO BIG TO CONTROL ANY OTHER WAY. 1000 shareholders not on SI. Some of whom e-mail me and others, but many of whom do not. How much money do you guys have?
Ask Brad to confirm that the 50 million are in cert form. He will NOT do it, because he cannot. We talked with him Friday.
If those 50 million are out there, we can still get "them" (those nameless demons). The problem is we will have to buy more shares than most of us can fathom.
You guys have been talking about volume. Let us consider where volume goes when the price hit .11 or .12 -- it stalls. Then as the price goes down, volume picks up. Is over 4 million shares low volume? Not on your life! So, if I am correct and they (those nameless demons) are selling off their 50 million, they see and know by reading this thread that people are hot to buy at .1 and .09 and on down. Not many people are selling, if any. So they leak stock till the MMs lower (OH! These guys could not be in the business themselves, could they?) the ask to .1 and down. The volume goes way up and they can leak shares at a greater rate. (2 million at .095, beats 400,000 at .11 in this game) Well, you big guys with all the money keep buying at .09. Great, I hope your pockets are REALLY DEEEEP. Then once they wear you guys out they lower it down a penny and see how many masochists they have at that level. Once those guys are cleared out, they drop down another penny. Eventually, they start covering when they see real selling going on -- and it will happen eventually. You guys are like back pressure in a car's exhaust system. (Pardon the metaphor) But eventually holes will rust through the pipes and your pressure will not be enough.
I am holding strong just on the off chance that I am wrong. I have next to no money invested as I have stated previously -- I can only lose paper profits. (let me also remind you that I bought Eutro when it was .50, so I have actually made something by holding all this time)
Decide for yourself. My advice is to call Brad and give him 10 kinds of hell. He is sooooooo smooooth -- he will convince you to hang in there -- maybe give you a cigar. If what I believe is true, eventually Eutro will have lots of money to play with. They might even end up being a successful company -- but if that is the case, we investors will have to wait a long time to see the profits being discussed on this thread. |
