quote:Originally posted by JHenry: I'm here Jenna - just checking in a couple times a day. Still waiting with everyone else & still holding all my shares.
quote:Originally posted by Jenna: Where's Bilgert, WallyMac, Jhenry, Cassity, Jo, & PRowds - Hi Guys.... if your reading this.....
Good to hear from you JHenry!!!
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Mike A. needs to lose the penny stock mentality and get this thing on the ball. Did he miss class the day Rufus lectured on the penny stock mentality?
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I think the lack of emailing and talking to shareholders on the cell phone is definately a change in behavior moving from the penny world to the big boards.
Holding stock like Cisco doesn't mean I can pick the phone up and call Chambers demanding a PR or asking him whats up with the 10q.
Do I think we will see less hand-holding that we were accustomed to with RPH? Definately-
Do I think its better for the company? Sure. This calling of the COO's and CEO's is purely pennystock-ish.
The sooner we are portrayed as a big-board stock the sooner we will have the institutions confidence.
Just my 2 cents
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Good point 34- I think we will see something with the 10q deadline being Weds. If they let it just go silent without a filing or something to discuss things could definately go south on this gray market mayhem.
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None of have a clue what's happening with this stock. I guess it's fun to speculate but it's nerve racking being at the mercy of the SEC and court at this time. I really don't think that anything will be resolved in the short term. The SEC will delay this as long as they can especially if they are proven wrong in order to save face. I just hope we can trade on another board again. We are a long way from a big board at the present time.
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Unaudited document required by the SEC for all U.S. public companies, reporting the financial results for the quarter and noting any significant changes or events in the quarter. The Form 10-Q contains financial statements, a discussion from the management, and a list of "material events" that have occurred with the company (such as a stock split or acquisition). also called quarterly report.
If the company's 10q lives up to this definition (and btw it is required to be filed), it ought to show some real significant changes or events -- but it is also unaudited -- so with a grain of salt I will take, even though it would seem that anything false or misleading will be filed in light of the current invvestigation.
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