To: musicguy who wrote (7435 ) 11/21/1999 10:17:00 PM From: Ga Bard Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 9440
Music look at LGOV ... now I know it has been a POS but I believe the newest development desires some DD. I believe LGOV is on automatic with this UAPC deal. For two years Mendez has done absolutely nothing in my book but somehow though whatever means do the stock thing. One reason is they sure have not worked the business worth a hoot. However, with this new Saudi connection I see a new management change coming into play sometime and these are the underlying basis' for my opinion: 1.) Mendez is totally outside his league. PERIOD! But he is a nice guy. 2.) He is a Real Estate Salesman and does not possess the credibility or credentials to talk to people within in this industry. PERIOD! Hint: can you imagine Exxon talking to Mendea Yeah RIGHT! Tell me another funny story. 3.) He can't even answer FAQ questions with out a MAJOR mistake. Not to mention careless spins in news releases. 4.) This is about to get far beyond his little 2500 buck a month office in California, I grant you and why they even have it is beyond me. 5.) Every ounce of dissension and ill feelings on this stock stems around Mendez and the issuance of stock not to mention careless twists. PERIOD! 6.) Every successful corporation the management is the main goodwill and the public's belief the management is capable of performing. Well in this case Mendez is, I think, strictly a liability. AND THOSE ARE MY OPINONS ... thos who want to flame me I do not care. This is about business and $$$$ not a popularity contest. Now DENG on the other hand is the goodwill reputable link to China. Deng can open doors and get things done ... where from the past maybe those doors closed after meeting Mendez I do not know. But that is my opinon. Deng is from an old old family in China that brought Capitalism to China. He has Face and the influence to make the things happen once LGOV has the Money. UAPC is the MONEY in my opinion. However, he himself is not one that has the credentials to negotiate deals with the major powers of cut throat corporations. UAPC does have the credentials and can talk with MONEY and that is what perks up people like bird dogs. (excuse the southern slang) The Saudi's Bring the closing link to the equation and that is field and international influence and MONEY to back the licenses and support Deng's influence. Now I can see the UAPC really wanting a Real Estate Saleman negotiating for Money, contracts or anything that requires someone with learned experience, credentials and knowledge of how the industry works and so forth work. They should spin off a division of Modular homes an let Mendez and the estimator just get rich housing China. Hey they can include in the modular home the connection and what not fees for the pipeline connections. Now as the UAPC brings in deals and influence of deals things will happen fast enough without anymore BS pom poming or ridiculous hype. Also the Saudi's may be looking at buying out the government's 33% and if they are not may be they should before they kick this one into high gear. The Saudi's are going to bring in the MONEY and all this loan conversion and contracted consulting labor and BS for shares is not going to be needed. I believe the withdrawal and resubmission of the filings was to get all this stock BS out of the way prior to this deal with the Saudi's. One so they could get a full 60% buffer in the control of the company and two get all the consultants and what not taken care of with stock. Again, This one is now on automatic and regardless what anyone says on these thread, or who gets flamed the beginning of a decent investment has begun. As I watch for key scenarios it will prove whether I am right or wrong.. Time will tell but do not take my word for it becuase some call me a pumper, or a basher or a shorter or whatever on this one. 210M out and I figure 83M in the float but the company states 40M ... Who knows but it dang sure trades very well... Anyway check it out for yourself and prove to yourself before you decide to put hard earned money into it. :-) Gary