Yes the information was very good and accurate. I see nothing wrong with Global Penny Stocks. In fact in some cases I would rather see a new company or a company attempting to curb costs, or come out of chapter 11, pay a global penny stocks, rather than pay a PR firm.
Most Pr firms are expensive to maintain. Some of them charge $4000 or more per month just to diseminate investor packages. Many also, charge a fee, in restricted shares too.
So as far as global goes, no problem with me, as long as everyone knows it is for information, and not for the would be hypist to use to say "SEE these professionals are promoting it so it must be great RA RA"
I have seen that done. Long term, if everyone behaves in a cool calm way, pro or con, BB stocks do slowly rise in value and do make it to the Nasdaq.
Now, as far as AGTI goes...here is my opinion...MY OPINION.
The software looks very good. Having said that, you can have the best software, product, invention, etc and fail miserably as a business, if #1 you don't have the capital to see it to market place #2 Management lacks the vision to get it there #3 protection is not in place to keep the business a going concern (patents, agreements, diverse customer base)
From what I can tell the product looks excellent and people will want it, and there are patents in place to keep it exclusive for now.
All that is required to make this a green light is $$$$$money and management with direction and a big enough DREAM.
I think the DREAM is more important than the money myself. I have seen companies with huge bankrolls, fail because the management was wishy washy with no conviction.
On the other hand I have seen businesses that started in basements become very successful because the owner just wouldn't say "DIE"
I have a friend that started buying junk cars, and fixing them up in half of a garage he rented. He hardly had half of the tools necessary in the beginning and had to rent them by the hour as he needed them.
he had a HUGE DREAM though.
now he owns his own chrysler dealership
Never underestimate the power of a DREAM.
AGTI has the product, it has the protection, it needs the money....
and the camps have been formed as to whether the management has what it takes.
Some of you say yes, the new management will kick butt.
Some of you say management is a butt.
who is right??????????
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Camp #1 Management has the vision. Management will do what it takes to get the job done. The obstacles keep coming and they keep jumping, dodging, or smashing through them, eventually they will succeed and the holding stockholders will win with the dramatic increase in value.
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Camp #2 Management are idiots. They will try a little, but will eventually fail and the company will become a bankrupt shell. Those holding shares will be able to see there shares sitting in their account collecting dust, bitter at the loss, and for awhile it will color their decisions to buying other stocks. Then one day, a private company will come along and see this empty shell at bargain basement prices, with the low amount of issued shares (because of the reverse split) and will buy up the shell. Those holding shares will benefit from a dramatic increase in value as the new owners take over and the stock price surges on the excitment of the new life.
Which situation is right, you tell me (no management tell me). I've seen this situation too many times. It is just to predictable. want a list of other shells this will happen to , has happened too, or will happen too? here are a few GZON, MIDL, PRWT, MEGH, etc
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