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Non-Tech : SLJB - Sulja Brothers Building Supply, Inc. (Bulls Board) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: MicroKing who wrote (808)	9/27/2006 4:58:10 PM
From: im a survivor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1521

No prob........I expect each investor to do what they feel is best for them..not what others want you to do... I have the luxury, as do a few others, of having gotten in this very low, when nobody would touch it....needless to say, in the .0017 - .003 range a TON of shares could be bought for very little money...then from those levels to the highs and all these big dips and big pops, obviously allowed for an awful lot of profit to be booked, easy money made on flipping the dips and etc....... So, I have the luxury to not 'panic sell' and await further news....This could drop 70% from CURRENT levels and I can still sell the freebies I hold for 1000+% gain...so, I'll await more news and see if we get good looking af's and a move higher...if not, again, no biggie to me.....awesome profit already booked and although I still hold a bunch of freebies, a 70% drop on my freebies and I can still sell and get a 1000+% gain.....so, I will wait and see....higher prices means more awesome profits..if not, and we do fall 70%, I can take my 1000+% at .03 and not be too disappointed<lol>...especially after ading those gains on to the ones already booked ;>)

To: MicroKing who wrote (808)	9/27/2006 5:18:39 PM
From: jmhollen	Respond to of 1521

That is certainly an interesting reason for basing one's bail-out decision; although we all have to call them like we see them..... There are so many MiniMicroCap companies that are managed by total flaming Putz's, that the clearly premium choices among (1) a Sulja brother, (2) a known and licensed/chartered attorney with applicable education and experience, or (3) Petar V and his market and deal-making savvy all seemed very viable to me. We'd be rather fortunate to have any one of them driving the boat. As you may recall, they shuffled Dennis Ammerman out to pasture because he really wasn't cutting the financial mustard. The 'oh-woe-is-me' investors in a delisted whizbang like the CMKX debacle should have had such good luck. Worst case, a professional search firm could find a qualified OTCBB CEO once the already overdue paperwork is in hand, submitted, and the company has an OTCBB listing. I'm still looking forward to the public identification of the major NYC-based international MegaBank that's backing this Popstand with a purportedly open checkbook. You don't close 8+/-MM ton cement deals without a load of cash in the bank or a verifiable Sugar Daddy in your hip pocket. Interesting times ahead for all SLJB investors, or (re-)investors-to-be, it would seem................. John :-) .

To: MicroKing who wrote (808)	9/27/2006 5:43:59 PM
From: jmhollen	Respond to of 1521

Afterthought: .. It wouldn't be surprising to find that Steve Sulja found himself faced with a whole lot of upcoming International travel, and just said 'screw that' for family and local business reasons. Since I sold my aircraft, I find myself driving distances that I would certainly have flown or bought an airline ticket for before. The new commercial aviation security hassles are a roaring hemmorrhoid generator - though clearly necessary - but to be avoided if at all possible from my POV. The local and qualified attorney was a logical business consideration, and things were obviously moving in that direction until Petar decided that he needed to hold "..the hammer.." until some of the big deals are settled and the OTCBB listing business is concluded. John :-) .