>>IMO, NAMX
has the potential to be a $5 billion company in six years. <<
Marty, you're simply a dreamer. In your personal profile, it appears you mostly invest in penny stocks and by all means that's fine with me. I could actually care less how you spend your money. But, for every one penny stock company that actually makes it, there are about 5,000 that don't. Don't let your disillusional imagination get the best of you. Do you actually realize how much $5 billion dollars is? That's a pretty big statement concerning some company that has yet to report $1 in revenue so far. Also, if they keep on increasing outstanding shares two-fold every 6 months, it probably won't matter anyway.
>>He has won my trust because he says what he does and does what he says.<< Numerous people would tend to disagree with you there. He promised us 6 feature films that would increase Tridon revenues by leaps and bounds, with one even being shown on HBO. Multi-movie deals featuring famous Hollywood actors. Not ONE movie. Hell, we didn't even get a slide show. TEIM went from $1.00 to where it sits today. ONly one & one person only was responsible for the dismantling of the company. I have a VERY hard time believing that the NAMX scenario will be ANY different.
My above question was very sincere. I wasn't trying to smear anyone's name. I was simply just asking a question. I don't know why Paul is thought as a viable component of NAMX management. It's my opinion that he has nothing to offer, especially with the hiring of Mrs. Peppers. She seems extrodinarily more qualified than Mr. Ebeling to handle the ins & outs of this company. Not smearing anyone, just my simple opinion.
>>If you were a NAMX investor, you would be overjoyed by the global connections this
company is making. That is where the money will be made for this company and Paul
and Dr. Stamm have begun chasing it down<<
I'm unfamiliar with these global connections. Have they been named in any press releases? If so, please list. I'd be curious to know who they are.
>>How many oil company execs could turn the Neb. discovery around as fast as Paul
did? Not many.
Are we not getting good results in the field? Nine for nine sounds damn good to me
with another 14 coming down the pike in February.<<
Obviously the investment community doesn't think so. Either they don't believe it, or they're waiting to see the final results. A company's progress is usually reflected in its stock price. Not the case here.
>>He has Deloitte Touche auditing the company. It will be a reporting entity for the first
quarter.<< Let's wait till we see the audited financial report before we start blowing our horns. We waited for 9 months to see TEIM's 4th quarter 10Q. For some strange reason they filed 3 extensions with the SEC to delay the reporting of their 4th qtr. financials. Quite convenient, huh? Keep in mind, their responsible gesture may not even matter. The NASDAQ listing requirements are more than likely going to come in to play regarding NAMX.
>>As far as I'm concerned, he saved this company. Where would we be without Paul
Ebeling? We'd be holding worthless paper.<<
Saved the company from what? Stock has slid southward ever since I started watching it. Another dime down and your paper WILL be worthless.
>>If you want to buy a ticket,
go ahead. If not, then move on please.<<
Thanks, but I went to the circus last night. |
