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Old 07-31-2009, 01:20 PM
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G35COUPE,
It just never happens "Assymetric Information"
The CEO is always going to have more detailed information than the public.Lets just hope that he finishes the testing and the report is available in the elected time frame.


"I love Wagga's outbursts of emotions. So fun to read."
Me too, She reminders me of the bitch I drowned when fishing for love,
or was that sharks..

I can't imagine a forum without people like "Wagga" who make it all exciting and fun.
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Old 08-01-2009, 02:08 AM
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Thats tragic about your hold life. Have you always been spoon fed or did mummy stop when you reached 21 or is it still happening maybe you should tell your daddy about what you did to mummy or is daddy the shark
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Old 08-01-2009, 02:20 AM
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Really i wish brad would stop using the same old crap even if and it would be a big if. With brad at the wheel and every thing goes great we are still looking at another 5 years plus before we see any returns.Thats if any one is still a live [brad has to go he is 7 years past his used by date come on give him the boot and vote for Wagga and I can shorten that time ]
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Old 08-03-2009, 03:54 AM
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If brad is still serious about leading revetec, he should start treating the shareholders with a lot more solid information about what is going on with the company, no more should the shareholders sit back and accept the information that is posted on the nsx, for too long we have excepted that we are only entitled to know the counties that might be interested, so fare we have nearly been around the world with this so called information, it is time to name these companies, who we are dealing with and stop this rot about these companies that do not want to be named. If this is the case, and they have not put a large deposit into the revertec bank account then they are just having a lend of brad and the shareholders move on from these companies and find the real companies that want to do business. If brad feels he has an even a slight lack of confidence in him self he must step aside as he will not have the ability to lead revertec, and take a back seat until he has learned how to run a business and that spending someone else money is lot different too spending his own and putting in his own shares back into revetec does not count as he received them for nothing from himself.
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Old 08-03-2009, 09:33 AM
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Wagga, you're like a broken record going around and around. The response to you're post lies within the hundreds of posts within this forum. Have a read... There are good reasons why these companies cannot be named. You'll just have to wait to get their names... And do us all a favour and hold your breath while you do your waiting
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Old 08-04-2009, 03:32 AM
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you are right on as there are heaps of reasons why brad has not told anyone about any of these companies, and you can look back over the last 15 years and one can only come to one conclusion there has'ant been and never has been any motor company or any other company. How has invested any money into revetec from china to the U.k so if you are looking for a broken record, please feel free to ask brad or could you please name one who is not an investor in revetec shares because in all the years I've been with this company? There is not any so could you check this form again and again and name one and when you do not find any you will still sit there like all the other sheep with a ring in their nose and except all the snow jobs dish out to you. So please wake up and ask a lot more question of brad. He will talk to everyone what I have heard, and while you are on the phone ask him to name one passed Present or future.
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Old 08-04-2009, 07:58 AM
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Wagga, Usually I am able to decipher your terrible sentences, but this one has me stumped completely. Please take a moment of your time to re-type your post so that it can be understood.
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Old 08-04-2009, 11:14 AM
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Wagga, Usually I am able to decipher your terrible sentences, but this one has me stumped completely. Please take a moment of your time to re-type your post so that it can be understood.
If Waga retypes sentence then it ain't Wagga anymore. I love Wagga's sentence just the way it is. There is an excitement and novelty about reading his/her comments.
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Old 08-04-2009, 04:54 PM
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No there isn't.
Please don't troll
Let the personal stuff drift away and get back on any technical info.
Thanks.
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Old 08-04-2009, 05:11 PM
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The old addage, if you intend investing money in shares be prepared to lose all the money. If you can't afford to lose all the money then don't invest.
Only invest what you can afford to lose, otherwise why would you do it?!

Nothing is certain in life. Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Diversify.
I invested money in Revetec and am way down but I also invested money in property and am way up so I don't really give a rats as I have way more that what I have lost so far anyway. You win some you lose some. You can't always have everything.

On the other hand I'd love to see something for my investment one day.(I hate to lose money!)
Don't lose sleep over it, forget about it and move on and if things eventually come good then see it as a great bonus. I invested money over 10 years ago before the company was listed. If one day things come good then that will be a great bonus and I'm sure suddenly we will all want to buy Brad drinks, and be patting his back and shaking his hand and telling him what a great bloke he is.
I know one thing, I'd hate to have all the pressure Brad must have after all I'm sure he would love more than anything for the company to become a huge success one day and make all his shareholders lots of money.
It's not like he has shut the doors. He is hanging in there and has been there for many years where some people might have probably given up by now.

At the end of the day, if you don't like to gamble, don't play the game.
Investing is only a gambling game if you don't know what you're doing. Buying something that you probably don't understand like RVC is never a good idea, because you're buying based on speculation. Its not recession proof either, which means it'll be the first thing to go tits up when shit hits the fan. I don't believe in buying technology, because people don't need it to live the way they do food, medicine, shelter, banks.

Take some advice from the gurus and invest in solid, dividend paying, blue chip companies that have withstood the test of time. Understand their underlying value, along with the fact that the market is driven by emotion, and not what the actual companies are worth. With this in mind, take advantage of what the economy brings. When it gives you lemons, there's always plenty of opportunity to make a ton of lemonade.

I don't pity people that buy stupid crap just because they think it will "go big". You may as well go to the casino and throw your money out there, because the chances for your success are the same.
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Old 08-06-2009, 10:44 PM
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Investing is only a gambling game if you don't know what you're doing. Buying something that you probably don't understand like RVC is never a good idea, because you're buying based on speculation. Its not recession proof either, which means it'll be the first thing to go tits up when shit hits the fan. I don't believe in buying technology, because people don't need it to live the way they do food, medicine, shelter, banks.

Take some advice from the gurus and invest in solid, dividend paying, blue chip companies that have withstood the test of time. Understand their underlying value, along with the fact that the market is driven by emotion, and not what the actual companies are worth. With this in mind, take advantage of what the economy brings. When it gives you lemons, there's always plenty of opportunity to make a ton of lemonade.

I don't pity people that buy stupid crap just because they think it will "go big". You may as well go to the casino and throw your money out there, because the chances for your success are the same.
I think someone said the same thing when Microsoft first IPO'ed. I pity those poor bastards who put down $1000 when they first came out.

Get a grip. Many people who have made huge amounts of money on the stock market but started with little are because they had a few speccies. Many experts say to put a small percentage of your portfolio in something you think may take off but be prepared to lose what you can afford. That is smart investing, not as you say gambling.

If I have only $5000 to invest, how far will that get me in 5 years on a blue chip? It may get me a new set of golf clubs. What if I divide that and put $1000 (very affordable) into a speccy that I have done my research and am prepared to risk? Worst case, I lose $1000 which I am prepared for. If it takes off, then it would easily surpass the return on the remaining $4000 on the blue chip. It's about a well balanced portfolio.

How much have you actually researched in the potential of RVC before you deciphered that they were "crap"? As much as Wagga shoots off his/her mouth, it appears that he/she feels there is huge upside to the stock. The potential is there. The names of some of companies that Revetec has been speaking to are in this thread if people bothered researching. They have also been announced on the NSX. They are huge companies in the Asia region. There is also interest from Europe and America. But some companies do ask for confidentiality. What's the big deal? There is heaps of interest in the engine but they have had problems finalising the testing in Germany not because of the engine itself.

The shareholders have given Revetec a vote of confidence with the share issue being oversubscribed. Good luck to those who showed that confidence in Brad and the team. They now have the money to proceed and finalise the testing phase.

Everyone who invests in RVC should know it is a high risk investment. But with high risk there is also the chance of high return. There is nothing wrong with that. Ask Bill Gates next time you see him.
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Old 08-07-2009, 03:35 AM
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CHOOK, Novice posted ".."

" I think someone said the same thing when Microsoft first IPO'ed. I pity those poor bastards who put down $1000 when they first came out. "

Some people have made a fortune out of the office,1t's pocket change.We just had to carry a solar panel around to charge the battery!

"There is heaps of interest in the engine but they have had problems finalising the testing in Germany not because of the engine itself."

This sort of spin is what gets people upset ....CAN YOU CLARIFY?
What is, was the problem's then?

"Everyone who invests in RVC should know it is a high risk investment. But with high risk there is also the chance of high return. There is nothing wrong with that. Ask Bill Gates next time you see him. "

Bill just stole someone else's idea , so I hope your not referring to the Chines guy that invented a simpler engine minus counter rotating cams!
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Old 08-07-2009, 08:11 AM
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No there isn't.
Please don't troll
Let the personal stuff drift away and get back on any technical info.
Thanks.

I don't understand. What do you mean? Where you referring to me trolling? My beleif stands that Wagga's comments are unique

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Old 09-13-2009, 12:16 PM
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Do you seriously believe your own rubbish ?

You know all this from first hand experience!? There is no way I would be accusing somebody of carrying out a scam for fear of getting a letter from their lawyer for defamation. And don't think you can hide behind a seemingly anonymous online user name. If I were you I'd be making a quick back track on your comments.

All investments are never a certain thing. Some are gonna be winners, some not. Is every instant scratch ticket going to be a winner? (You must get sorely disappointed each time you buy one and expect each one to be a winner) I don't suppose you ever bought shares in Microsoft, Apple, Google etc to name just a few. They were never big names until somebody took a chance and then they ended up becoming successful.
There is no way I would invest more money than what I was willing to lose in the first place.
That's why a wise investor diversifies. Win some here, lose some there and at the end of the day the prudent investor hopefully has more wins than losses if he learns by any mistakes in the past.

I think it is funny and extremely naive what you say about people investing money in 'these companies' Revetec started out operating out of a garage and were not even close to becoming a company and some people who had cash to spare put their necks on the line to put some money in with no guarantees. There was no Campany, no promises.
You think buying lotto tickets is a scam (well maybe a bad example hehe)
There are no guarantees with anything. When was the last time you gambled on a sure thing!?? There is no such thing.
Do you think people become multimillionaires by investing all their money into Microsoft or Google after they become a huge success?? Sorry but the gate is open and the horse has bolted.

Please think about what you are saying before you spout your rubbish.


Maybe something big will happen one day, maybe not but I'd rather have a few dollars in Revetec than not just in case. Something like this doesn't happen overnight. The Automotive industry is one of the toughest industries to crack.
If things ever take off in a big way, I will throw a huge party and make sure I invite you just so I can get a large bouncer (So I won't have to get my own hands dirty)to throw you out on your head and laugh at you like Nelson from the Simpsons for not investing. If not then you can laugh at me for having my other investments already go well for me. At the end of the day I still win.
Yup, we'll see, good luck with your "investment" lol. Btw, have you managed to ask a professional engineer(preferably someone with automotive engine experience) yet to look at the design and give you a comment? My guess is no. You can look at all the information releases from Revetec and they all have false statements in them. Most recently the claim that it's the most efficient engine in the world, which it isn't, it was simply leaned out for 5 seconds to impress the get rich quick investors. Do you really believe that there is a credible excuse to the engine test result not being available from Germany?

This is the difference between real engine designers and "inventors" with the same amount of money an engine designer would have had a useful product, an alternative engine inventor only have excuses to show.

Go buy some more stock, I'm sure you can get it for rock bottom pricing!
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Old 09-14-2009, 03:45 AM
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What do you mean the revetec shareholders haven't made any money.Thats must be a lie just look at the directors.Their all shareholders past and present and they have all probably made a shit load of money out of this company so please get your facts right and post the truth A vote for wagga would keep the bums honest vote No 1
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