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Non-Tech : Shearson Financial Networks Inc.

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To: TheAccountant. who wrote (118)7/18/2007 12:57:03 PM
From: otherbrotherdaryl   of 314
 
(LOL) Let's see.......

You advised the planet Earth to buy SFNN @ .0035 and higher. That advice would have your following down 60% or more to date.

You cannot read a financial statement. You missed over $3,000,000 in liabilities, not to mention the neverending outflow of stock for monthly installments to La Jolla and AJW, or the put options and warrants connected to that arrangement. The La Jolla and AJW conversion alone will deplete shareholder equity a potential 300% when complete in three years (assuming SFNN does not do that silly crap again). A REVERSE SPLIT WILL HAVE TO HAPPEN OR THEY WILL GO IN DEFAULT. That is a grand screwing to shareholders - probably reaching to near 1% or more of their equity a month on average........ going down the drain.

You are comical on IHub. Damn naked shorts? (LOLOLOLOLOLOL) Too funny. Barron sold the stock to short. That is what La Jolla and AJW do. It is very legal. Your ignorance is laughable.

On the other hand....... I told IHub to sell just before Christmas because of the share distributions I found. I was called a liar, but guess what?

I told exactly what was happening and would happen. Guess what?

Everything I've posted has come to pass and will continue so. Live in your dream world. I deal with reality, chump.
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