This one is high risk so I want to make that very clear....
This post sums up what might be going on here...
Posted by: tchauncy
In reply to: rkor who wrote msg# 31 Date:8/8/2007 5:59:20 PM
Post #of 37
UVUM-mrkor- Loaded up today below .06. IMO, don't see any bankruptcy here.
You don't see a wealthy investor settle a lawsuit with the Company he has been fighting for three years for free trade stock making him the second largest shareholder, then a few days later a threat of possible Bankruptcy comes out then a week later the large investor not only doesn't sell his stock, but files a 13d locking himself into the stock. Unless he knows something positive is about to happen, IMO, you would expect that investor to be furious and unwind the settlement and go for the Company's D&O insurance carrier for cash.
You also don't see five members of a BOD making a half million dollar "Bridge Loan", unsecured and not convertible prior to filing for a Chapter. If they really thought this was going into BK, they would wait until after the filing and then do a "DIP" loan, (debtor in possession) which would make them the senior creditor. This looks more like a ploy to "cram down" either certain creditors, or to get out of some contractual commitments.
Reading the past filings on this Company, it appears there has been almost $70 million dollars invested in developing their technology in just the past four years. Management must feel that they have developed something with all that cash or they wouldn't have put another dime into the Company.

This post sums up what might be going on here...
Posted by: tchauncy
In reply to: rkor who wrote msg# 31 Date:8/8/2007 5:59:20 PM
Post #of 37
UVUM-mrkor- Loaded up today below .06. IMO, don't see any bankruptcy here.
You don't see a wealthy investor settle a lawsuit with the Company he has been fighting for three years for free trade stock making him the second largest shareholder, then a few days later a threat of possible Bankruptcy comes out then a week later the large investor not only doesn't sell his stock, but files a 13d locking himself into the stock. Unless he knows something positive is about to happen, IMO, you would expect that investor to be furious and unwind the settlement and go for the Company's D&O insurance carrier for cash.
You also don't see five members of a BOD making a half million dollar "Bridge Loan", unsecured and not convertible prior to filing for a Chapter. If they really thought this was going into BK, they would wait until after the filing and then do a "DIP" loan, (debtor in possession) which would make them the senior creditor. This looks more like a ploy to "cram down" either certain creditors, or to get out of some contractual commitments.
Reading the past filings on this Company, it appears there has been almost $70 million dollars invested in developing their technology in just the past four years. Management must feel that they have developed something with all that cash or they wouldn't have put another dime into the Company.








