Hi, Keeks...I don't have any info, but let me shar
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Posted On: 04/04/2014 12:35:35 PM
Hi, Keeks...I don't have any info, but let me share why I like what is going on compared to the first time around:
1. To my knowledge, there is no 'death spiral' convertable loans going on
2. Product is more in demand, higher value
3. Proximity of this site (Panama) allows more timely delivery of product
4. Boots on the ground have local knowledge and support (instead of sending an employee down there to deal with all the issues).
5. Appears the current management is taking, for a pinky, a slow and calculated approach to developing the company, trying to keep risk as managable as possible given their challenges.
6. They are working on both a short, medium, and long term solution for established sites.
7. They have estblished connections with successful companies that need them....Nor Cal is probably running out of old corn cribs to tear down for their supplies!!
8. For our lifetime, they have an unlimited supply of product, with an increasing demand.
9. Cashflow from this initial phase should fund current debt payments, and allow for either buildout of the tigerlynk or share buyback, or both.
Establishing cashflow, improving cashflow (tigerlynk), get the share structure managable....I think they are well on their way to doing the first leg...
I know most of you have a different perspective than I do, as I'd prefer the price to grow very slow (for the next year) to allow #9 to play out as best as possible. I hope they can buy back as many shares as possible before folks realize the potential. IF they can make that happen, the ultimate payback will be much greater.
But, we all have short term goals as well, and I understand the desire for news.
OK, I am REALLY going to go away this time...Keep up the great posts, I enjoy reading this board.
1. To my knowledge, there is no 'death spiral' convertable loans going on
2. Product is more in demand, higher value
3. Proximity of this site (Panama) allows more timely delivery of product
4. Boots on the ground have local knowledge and support (instead of sending an employee down there to deal with all the issues).
5. Appears the current management is taking, for a pinky, a slow and calculated approach to developing the company, trying to keep risk as managable as possible given their challenges.
6. They are working on both a short, medium, and long term solution for established sites.
7. They have estblished connections with successful companies that need them....Nor Cal is probably running out of old corn cribs to tear down for their supplies!!
8. For our lifetime, they have an unlimited supply of product, with an increasing demand.
9. Cashflow from this initial phase should fund current debt payments, and allow for either buildout of the tigerlynk or share buyback, or both.
Establishing cashflow, improving cashflow (tigerlynk), get the share structure managable....I think they are well on their way to doing the first leg...
I know most of you have a different perspective than I do, as I'd prefer the price to grow very slow (for the next year) to allow #9 to play out as best as possible. I hope they can buy back as many shares as possible before folks realize the potential. IF they can make that happen, the ultimate payback will be much greater.
But, we all have short term goals as well, and I understand the desire for news.
OK, I am REALLY going to go away this time...Keep up the great posts, I enjoy reading this board.
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