To: dgivinvestor who wrote (17030 ) 7/4/1998 11:54:00 AM From: ANALYST10 Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 50264
Read there financial statements. That's a public document. And when a public company makes sales and doesn't collect the money and that is a significant source of their income, I would consider that a material event. A million dollars for a company that has no revenues I would think is significant and goes towards what I had originally said is what is the value of the distribution agreements, if you can't collect the money. So everyone said wait till June 30 and it came and went, but now another failure and that's not important either. But then only compliant companies disclose the good and the bad. And if you think that the SEC will allow such abuses let's see what happens when they go to file a 10SB, it will be very interesting. Oh that's right they are late on that also. Oh I forgot they filed two years ago and after they received the questions from the SEC they decided not to respond to the questions, hmmm. But that to is, never mind. Anyday, now, any day, they'll be filing, right. Do you think it was important to let you know as an investor that you were diluted by 40% over the last 6 months, I guess the company didn't. Do you think it was important to let you know as an investor that there were accounting issues which would cause them not to qualify for an exchange. Well then, I forgot you know it all and I just seemed to have learned a few words. And as long as the "promoters" continue like a cancer to try and hype stocks under the guise of being an investor and suck the public in, you will hear from me. And if you think these individuals are not being investigated guess again.