You mistake negativity for reality. A common mista
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Posted On: 08/18/2012 11:35:04 AM
You mistake negativity for reality. A common mistake.
I expect to make money here. I have done my research and am very aware of potential funding contingent on permit approval. However, I am also a realist, which has saved me many times from falling in love with a stock that 'looks' good.
Apparently you failed to read my post. I said many deadlines were missed, but they were SIRG poster deadlines, not company deadlines. Critical difference.
And, yes, I do not provide DD for free. I make a nice living charging for my research, and don't dole it out free of charge. I am, however, free with my opinions based on that research, and have a loyal following of wealthy investors who take my opinions to heart. Because they do, unlike the majority of penny and sub-penny investors, they are never caught off guard, and rarely disappointed.
My concern is simple. SIRG looks pretty good as long as permits and funding are on target. I am not yet 100% convinced they are, and so, as a realist, understand that unfavorable financing will continue. The longer it does, the harder it will be to get out from under. Additionally, an A/S increase and reverse split are very possible, and I expect my readers to be very aware of this possibility...this very real possibility....so that they are informed with facts, not fancy. Sophisticated investors are much happier with reality than fantasy. That way they aren't caught off guard if things go downhill, and are pleasantly surprised if they turn more positive than expected.
I expect to make money here. I have done my research and am very aware of potential funding contingent on permit approval. However, I am also a realist, which has saved me many times from falling in love with a stock that 'looks' good.
Apparently you failed to read my post. I said many deadlines were missed, but they were SIRG poster deadlines, not company deadlines. Critical difference.
And, yes, I do not provide DD for free. I make a nice living charging for my research, and don't dole it out free of charge. I am, however, free with my opinions based on that research, and have a loyal following of wealthy investors who take my opinions to heart. Because they do, unlike the majority of penny and sub-penny investors, they are never caught off guard, and rarely disappointed.
My concern is simple. SIRG looks pretty good as long as permits and funding are on target. I am not yet 100% convinced they are, and so, as a realist, understand that unfavorable financing will continue. The longer it does, the harder it will be to get out from under. Additionally, an A/S increase and reverse split are very possible, and I expect my readers to be very aware of this possibility...this very real possibility....so that they are informed with facts, not fancy. Sophisticated investors are much happier with reality than fantasy. That way they aren't caught off guard if things go downhill, and are pleasantly surprised if they turn more positive than expected.
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