To Haber Shareholders:
Haber management is engaged in numerous business discussions with individuals and organizations who have expressed serious interest in supporting our revenue generating near term objectives. Many are reviewing and analyzing projects that are located in the United States
Regarding shareholder stock positions, let me reiterate again, every shareholder holds the same amount of company shares now as they held when we were trading and will hold the same amount of shares upon the resumption of trading. As it stands, after many inquiries, we have found no broker/dealer who will act as our sponsor for relisting. It is the responsibility of the broker/dealer to bear the associated filing costs unilaterally. To gain their support, it is essential that we consummate a meaningful contract which shows a realistic potential for future revenues, prepare audited financials and provide the prospect of enough trading volume to justify the broker/dealer investment associated with their sponsorship. To effectuate that result we have included in all outstanding project proposals sufficient funds to secure audited financials and legal support to assist in future relisting efforts.
There has never been more serious expressed interest in our technology by qualified entities than exists today. Although there are no guarantees, I am cautiously optimistic that in the near term, one of our projects, currently under review, will lead to an agreement. When and if that happens, our future prospects will turn immediately from the doldrums to a very exciting investment for everyone.
Sincerely,
Al Conti, CEO
7 comments:
I want to thank everyone for their continued efforts.
This update is very positive as the company appears to be accomplishing their objectives. Personally, I have never lost faith in management and feel we have a great team of knowlegeable and driven individuals who are determined to make our products accepted world-wide and it appears the timing coudn't be better!
I am very appreciative for the update.
After observing all the chaos and games played in the so called equity market, I believe that we are not any worse off by not trading. Our day will come and maybe it is providential that we are currently stalled and made to wait. Naturally, those of us who watch this board closely, will be the first to know when the good news hits first and will have the opportunity to add to our positions before the rest of the market wakes up to Haber's reserrection.
I appreciate the update. Moreover, with all the chaos going on in the equity market, I don't feel too bad about our current situation. In fact, we have one advantage in that those of us who follow this board will be the first to know when trading resumes. I imagine that it will take a bit of time before the general market players respond to a stock considered not worth the trade. This will give us the added lead time needed to increase our positions on this stock.
THANKS AL!
It has become a ritual for me to read Habertalk every morning. The articles that are posted almost daily are very informative and shows the severity the world faces because of Cyanide and Mercury.
If these problems exist with the price of gold at approximately $1750 per ounce, what is going to happen if the price goes to $2500 an ounce?
The good news out of this whole mess is that Haber has an answer to the problem and one day the world will be knocking at their door.
After reading all these posted articles on the devastating affects of Mercury and Cyanide, I am more convinced than ever now that once Haber finalizes a deal they will be recognized by the entire Gold Industry and the demand for HGP will be bigger than any of us thought possible.
It almost seems that now, the use of these chemicals is totally out of hand and sooner or later if something drastic isn't done it is going to affect all of us, no matter where we live.
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