I'm glad to see people calling Barlow and bugging him about getting his act together. I had trying to do that myself off and on, but haven't called for awhile. (Have been focusing on investments that are actually making money.)
Since there seems to be some people here who are interested in really low priced stocks, I've got another one for you. Exten Industries, Inc. (EXTI). It's been selling for between .045 and .06, and volume has dried up to nothing. Exten is a biotech company that has developed an artificial liver device which will keep people alive while waiting for liver transplants and can also perform a cleansing process to save people who have O-D'd on drugs.
One thing that is very different about EXTI (from DACQ) - it is not a scam. It may or may not ever get off the ground, but the people involved are respected doctors at respected hospitals (Yale U., Washington U., Loyola U., Scripps, Cedars-Sinai, etc.) and the people at Exten are honest to a fault (I wish they would do a little more in the PR area). They are currently working on a private placement to begin Phase I testing at Yale. If that happens, the stock could take off. If it doesn't, it's a pretty big set-back. (Exten is a long way from actually making money, but that just makes them a typical biotech company.)
Check out their press releases. They have cleaned up a lot of legal problems left by previous management, and have built an impressive management team and "advisory board." The stock is at about the lowest level it's ever been, but the company is in the best shape it's been in for a long time.
They have a Web page at www.exten.com
There's a message board for Exten here on SI, but it's been dead for awhile. |
