Further to your answer:
Head of the company's stupid exuberance. That says enough but let's go on.
1. Going on Nasdaq.
. No Form 10SB filed
. Do not qualify for exchange listing based on financials
. Accountants not SEC peer review
To me the above is inconsequential other than the fact that an officer of a public company is irresponsible. What is more troubling is what you are not being told, that is worse than a lie. When people say I have stated half truths, it is not half truths, it is the fact that the company seem to have forgotten to put the remaining facts, in their press releases, their financials, etc. That is what is troubling and until you ask questions and do your own homework you don't get the answers. You don't get the answers because they are troubling.
The company has gone from 10 to 18.4 million shares do you know who got them. That's important, a material event, I didn't see a press release on that.
June 30th came, a $1 million payment due, that's material what happened. Any news, no. it goes on and on. Its what you are not being told. If that doesn't smack you right in the face well, join the cult.
As far as my qualifications, well I guess I must have just picked up the lingo, the laws, financial knowledge and all the other goodies from the experts on this thread.
FYI, when someone asked me my opinion of what I liked on June 24 take a look and see what happened. (BTW, I didn't tell anybody to go out and buy them, I said to just watch them, I am at least responsible) AOL, YHOO, RSLN, Readers Digest,etc.
Yea, but what future do these companies have. I guess they don't have the "FUNDAMENTALS" that DGIV has.
Its sad to say that people will spend their hard earned money blindly. No different from a cult. |
