Thanks eaglefly3 for hanging tough and staying lon
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Posted On: 04/12/2016 9:56:34 PM
Thanks eaglefly3 for hanging tough and staying long. If it were not for you and others like you, Coates would be history by now.
I respect your opinion. However, George has painted himself into a corner. He can not continue obtaining toxic loans and diluting his stock indefinitely. I must respectfully disagree with the notion that he will not jump on the first sales opportunity or agreement that comes along. He tried it with China and it didn't work. He has supposedly been working on a contract with an independent manufacturer in China for several weeks for them to produce small, two cylinder diesel engines that has apparently not materialized yet.
It is apparent that if George has a viable product that works, no one is buying it. Why not? Could it be that his gen sets have not established an adequate track record of success? I believe and hope that George will jump on the first opportunity that comes along to make a sale and put some cash income on the books.
If other stockholders are like me, they are filling his email "In Box" full of questions that he refuses to answer because, IMO, he has yet to succeed in producing a product that anyone is willing to buy. I hope I am wrong but history has proven me right up to this point.
Yes, I still drinking the Kool Aid but now, with a little Wild Turkey.
Stying long.
I respect your opinion. However, George has painted himself into a corner. He can not continue obtaining toxic loans and diluting his stock indefinitely. I must respectfully disagree with the notion that he will not jump on the first sales opportunity or agreement that comes along. He tried it with China and it didn't work. He has supposedly been working on a contract with an independent manufacturer in China for several weeks for them to produce small, two cylinder diesel engines that has apparently not materialized yet.
It is apparent that if George has a viable product that works, no one is buying it. Why not? Could it be that his gen sets have not established an adequate track record of success? I believe and hope that George will jump on the first opportunity that comes along to make a sale and put some cash income on the books.
If other stockholders are like me, they are filling his email "In Box" full of questions that he refuses to answer because, IMO, he has yet to succeed in producing a product that anyone is willing to buy. I hope I am wrong but history has proven me right up to this point.
Yes, I still drinking the Kool Aid but now, with a little Wild Turkey.
Stying long.
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