Six month outdated half truths
Well so far I listed 10 facts and you have yet to prove me wrong on any one of them. So show me the half truths in BLACK AND WHITE.
By the way, all these international set of POPs and voice networks with governments cost not millions but hundreds of millions, DGIV doesn't have enough money to pay their income taxes of $80,000 and they are going to build world wide networks. Like I said, when your ready to buy that bridge I have for sale, let me know. I know you have the right idea at heart but there is no logic or fundamentals here. It takes money to make money of which they don't have and if they are to raise money then there is further dilution. And tell me who will raise money for an unreporting bulletin board company. No underwriter that I know. By the way if you wanted me to look at those companies of yours, it wouldn't take me long to do my homework, which is what you should do. I keep telling you that all the information is out there for the taking. You should use these forums by the way to put companies on trial. As analysts, you assume everything is negative (guilty until proven innocent) and let them defend their position and prove beyond a reasonable doubt (WITH DOCUMENTED PROOF NOT LIP SERVICE OR PRESS RELEASES) their position and create a case for a stocks present and future value. Do comparisons to other companies, due industry comparisons, analyze the financial statements. Remember when someone talks about doing millions in revenues, it takes money. It doesn't grow on trees and the stories of starting out in a garage with $2,000 are few and far between. Do logistical studies, try to analyze all the data and try to get to your valuation. Make the company substantiate their press releases, if they are genuine and sincere, let them make available the information required to confirm the so called "distribution agreements" I can sign a multi million dollar distribution agreement with you and if you do not have the resources or the contract does not provide for any penalties should you not perform then it is a worthless contracr. In this case I think you will find that is the problem. They will need to write off all the contracts from their financial statements. If you don't believe me call their accountants and ask his and the SEC's position ont his matter. Ask for a copy of the response letter from the SEC in 1996 and ask why they didn't respond. I can be your best ally. I am not trying to hurt you I am simply trying to teach you how to think and analyze these matters unemotionally and logically and factually. |
