I will decline the invitation to accept Steve’s promise that her will one day perform in lieu of actual performance.
No rush to condemn. The only way condemnation would be “rushed” is if there had been no actual developments to condemn. I am reacting to actual developments and actual facts, not speculation. From an investor’s perspective, and that’s what we are, investors, not a self-help therapy group, the biggest mistake is a rush to validate, not a rush to condemn. My trust isn’t owed to anyone, it is earned by a few.
To me it defies credulity that after all we have been through, and with so much on the line, QTMM would not file its quarterlies and annuals. The SEDC couldn’t have stated more clearly and reiterated several times: if Steve doesn’t file QTMM’s quarterlies and annuals, QTMM’s registration will be revoked. Steve promised he was working diligently on the filings and we could expect a positive update soon. We found out very soon he was off the mark. In unmistakable terms. Having failed to perform on his promises time and again, having caused QTMM’s registration to be revoked, I feel much the way the SEC did. Where Steve is concerned, only performance will earn QTMM the status of “back on track,” not a Steven Squires promise which has been characteristically couched between buck-passing, double-talk and a few weak excuses. Yes, I see a pocket—an empty one. And that is precisely where you and I part company. I see an empty pocket. Apparently, you see Jesus.
No rush to condemn. The only way condemnation would be “rushed” is if there had been no actual developments to condemn. I am reacting to actual developments and actual facts, not speculation. From an investor’s perspective, and that’s what we are, investors, not a self-help therapy group, the biggest mistake is a rush to validate, not a rush to condemn. My trust isn’t owed to anyone, it is earned by a few.
To me it defies credulity that after all we have been through, and with so much on the line, QTMM would not file its quarterlies and annuals. The SEDC couldn’t have stated more clearly and reiterated several times: if Steve doesn’t file QTMM’s quarterlies and annuals, QTMM’s registration will be revoked. Steve promised he was working diligently on the filings and we could expect a positive update soon. We found out very soon he was off the mark. In unmistakable terms. Having failed to perform on his promises time and again, having caused QTMM’s registration to be revoked, I feel much the way the SEC did. Where Steve is concerned, only performance will earn QTMM the status of “back on track,” not a Steven Squires promise which has been characteristically couched between buck-passing, double-talk and a few weak excuses. Yes, I see a pocket—an empty one. And that is precisely where you and I part company. I see an empty pocket. Apparently, you see Jesus.
