I was around when Kathy vouched for him. It's in our SI thread record. Not sure what number post.
In fact, it was her independent, unsolicited corroboration, coupled with my own research on Lair, that has strengthened my convictions that what Zulu-tek is doing is on the up and up, and that the storck price will eventually go up.
I must confess, I'm in this stock right now in order to see its price go up, not down. Isn't everyone? Oh, okay. Most everyone? Yup, there you go: I'm in this just like most of us, rooting for NETZ. I have a vested interest, though there are some among us, who post, who do not. And I think the quality of information breaks down accordingly.
In conclusion, yes, Kathy Riley gave a very nice endorsement of the qualifications of Steve Lair. I think she said he didn't get to the top by not knowing how to tie his shoestrings. Now Zulu has shoestrings, does it not? Who got called to do the job? How and why? It's simple: You need somebody big to do something big in the way that this world is organized.
There's much we have to look forward to. Lair will not run a company that is not technically sound (including R&D), that does not have executive support, that is unaudited and does not also have top-notch PR capacities.
Rev up your engines folks, 'cause we've just made it to the line. Other Chap and Jon Tar, were I you folks, I'd be spending my time trying to get seats at the third turn, where it's always most exciting. Meatchem pulled into the pits, but I bet he'll be back in some capacity. Is he not also an advisor for Zulu? Oh well, enough ramblings. Gotta get back to work. Enjoy this wonderful weekend. |
