TDCP - 3DICON CORPORATION - Page 103

I love this thread. One of the thread I followed closely. It is like a Wallstreet's Movie, title "TDCP's Alien Technology" the next big thing. So much emotional (negative and positive). I watch the stock went down when there are negative pump, then it went up as the negative pump stop.

It is like hey the stock is too high to get into so I'm going to - pump it so ppl could sell and drop sell and drop. After it goes to the lowest, then the buy continue and it went up. No more comments watsoever. I love it.

I have bought yesterday at the lowest drop. Now it went up again. Amazing right. It makes my heart pound so hard because I was buying it. Yew. Maybe I should sell it by the end of today. Monday it is another game day to play TDCP. LOVE TDCP

What are you suggesting? Waiting another week or so?

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Originally Posted by kevin1612 

but yea still following its long downtrend...lower highs and lower lows...perfect pattern...almost by the book

Martin Keatingis is stepping down from CEO position. Does this news strike anyone? The man is fixing to skip town pretty soon.lol Is he keeping his nose to the wind and smelling trouble? Maybe it is a good time for him to start thinking about jumping ship gradually. CEOs usually get all the blame when the company goes under.

WTF? Hindsight is 20/20. Those .09-.10s look damn good now. The slow dwindle in coming.

I think we will see those prices again and higher...

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Originally Posted by dorysim74 


 

I think you are reading too much into this new CEO hiring. The old man needs something to do in retirement. People who are busy doing something in the old age usually live longer and more fulfilling lives.  Plus Sid Aroesty will get a handsome $120K + a year in salary. As far as I am concerned, he is another "hungry mouth" to feed.

As far as Martin Keeting is concerned, he had a nice ride milking shareholders for a decade. 3DICON provided him and his wife a comfortable life at the expense of the same shareholders.  He has accumulated tens of millions of shares, which will provide even more comfortable life for him in retirement.  Now that he is no longer a CEO he can start dumping his huge stockpile of TDCP shares.

MK jumped the ship just in time. A year from now nobody will be able to blame him for the company's failure.  At the same time, it will be hard to blame Sid, the new CEO, because he has not created the mess and he is new to the company. I must give MK credit for playing it so skillfully. He is a visionary and so far he has played his cards very well.

No way man, this is the next best thing since sliced bread.

Sid Aroesty was once  CEO of a company which he helped grow to a $450M company. He is not some project manager trying to build a good retirement income.  He would be wise not to ruin his reputation for 120K a year paycheck. Looking at their annual report, there are 5 officers and 3 directors makes a total of 8 and they had around 500K in salary payments made last year which is less than 100K. obviously they own part equity in the company which shows they are optimistic about the company's future. I do not see  why Sid Aroesty would join the company as a CEO just for a job and a paycheck.

This is just my research in the last two days. I am very encouraged to buy this for long term.

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Originally Posted by scalper 

 

I think you are reading too much into this new CEO hiring. The old man needs something to do in retirement. People who are busy doing something in the old age usually live longer and more fulfilling lives.  Plus Sid Aroesty will get a handsome $120K + a year in salary. As far as I am concerned, he is another "hungry mouth" to feed.

 

As far as Martin Keeting is concerned, he had a nice ride milking shareholders for a decade. 3DICON provided him and his wife a comfortable life at the expense of the same shareholders.  He has accumulated tens of millions of shares, which will provide even more comfortable life for him in retirement.  Now that he is no longer a CEO he can start dumping his huge stockpile of TDCP shares.

 

MK jumped the ship just in time. A year from now nobody will be able to blame him for the company's failure.  At the same time, it will be hard to blame Sid, the new CEO, because he has not created the mess and he is new to the company. I must give MK credit for playing it so skillfully. He is a visionary and so far he has played his cards very well.

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Originally Posted by aecquam 

Sid Aroesty was once  CEO of a company which he helped grow to a $450M company. He is not some project manager trying to build a good retirement income.  He would be wise not to ruin his reputation for 120K a year paycheck. Looking at their annual report, there are 5 officers and 3 directors makes a total of 8 and they had around 500K in salary payments made last year which is less than 100K. obviously they own part equity in the company which shows they are optimistic about the company's future. I do not see  why Sid Aroesty would join the company as a CEO just for a job and a paycheck.

 

This is just my research in the last two days. I am very encouraged to buy this for long term.

 

Reputation means nothing. That's what everyone was saying about Martin Keeting. A "big shot" guy with "big shot" connections like MK would never risk his reputation for some shady company like 3DICON. Well, MK made a very nice living and secured his retirement by milking shareholders for a decade. Now he is no longer responsible for what happens to the company. He jumped the ship scot-free.  At the same time, you cannot really blame the new CEO for the mess that MK created.  The new CEO can milk shareholders some more for a awhile.  Then they can change the name, hire another CEO and declare "new and improved management, friendlier customer service, better menu." This game can continue for a very long time.

So, playing a "reputation" card as an argument is pretty weak and unconvincing. Do a little better research next time.

UP 15% TODAY

Garbage...

What's garbarge in your opinion?  The stock or the new CFO??