Aleta, I share in the sensitivity of your remarks in response to Jon.
Indeed, Jon, Brady did come up with an excellent resource. Soon as I can dig up 50 extra clams, I'm gonna subscribe to it. Knowx could well be helpful in future investments.
Meanwhile, Zulu? What can I say? Just gotta wait it out.
If you've got the right idea, the right technology and the timing is cool, so stands a chance for success. You see, based on my observations of business from the sidelines, the way this game works, when it comes to making money, the past shouldn't matter. Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't there an Abscam congressman whose name is at the top of one the leading brokerage firms?
Brady sure has listed a lot of Hayton scrapes. But how many other 50-year-old successful businessmen have "defendants" MORE THAN four times? Sure it'd be nice to rest one's hopes on Mr. Clean. But would that really be business?
Also worth consideration, is if you're an idealist in promoting new ideas--for example, the alternative energy concepts Hayton was previously involved with--are you always going to have a lot to work with in order to succeed? Is it common to scrape and scrap in order to make something out of nothing?
To the another extreme, if you we had a business running under my control, given my instincts, we probably would have been bankrupt a long time ago. I'd have given everybody what they wanted and everybody too good of a deal!
I think in the ultimate consideration, if you're it the right place at the right time with the right thing, the right money will eventually discover this. Thus, I'm holding out hope and remain long with my ZuluGroup.com prospects.
In the meanwhile, somebody please explain the analysis of Hornblower and Weeks as well as the acknowledging comments of Lance Estes in the Wired aritcle? Yes, plese do give me a valid explanation here. |
