For emphasis: Tahoeman asked of Kevin, "Maybe Kevin can point out where his articles showed some of his outstanding (original) DD that wasn't already presented somewhere else..."
Please do respond to this question, Kevin. Furthermore, please provide specific references and highlight, in particular, in your journalism where we might find the difference.
And one more question, Kevin: Does your journal have any bluechip advertising clients? If not, why not?
And, Kevin, do you also agree that a penny is easy to kick around, particularly one that's already been kicked around before. And do you ever pick a penny up off of the ground?
Anyone new reading this, ask these questions to yourself real hard.
Then ask: Is this new leading edge industry a competitive one right out of the gate? Where does competition for advertising money really begin?
I'll tell you it starts a hell of a lot earlier than at the point where you visibly begin seeing the damn advertising itself.
So the better question is: Are we, Zulu investors, being nickeled and dimed on a bad rap? Is Hayton? If you think it's possible, then ask: Why? Hayton lost on a small company competing against big oil; he lost on a small company competing against big energy--now he's up against big dollar advertising. Personally, although I have a vested interest, I hope he succeeds. |
