OCZ Technology Group, Inc. Message Board

Kenny, what does that equate to in terms of revenue? Since the company refuses to tell the investing public and it's shareholders, one must assume they are too embarrassed to give real numbers. I remember when they signed the deal with Duke for 1.5 million smart meters, they mentioned the 150 million in revenue multiple times. That was a number to be excited about. My guess is this deal is worth about 50K. If they can ink 7 more of these "big" deals, that will pay Ron's salary for 2013.

Stocks that trade on the OTC market are risky enough, but when that stock doesn't file their financials, they go from a risky investment to a foolish one. This company is late, and they don't really explain why they are late. So, until they file, many people will stay away out of fear that their next move is to the pinks. If they do file , the price should move back up a bit.

I believe it was the late general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, Branch Rickey who once said "Sometimes the best trades you make are the ones you DONT make.

That's why I don't use google. If you do a yahoo search you get 3 different landing pages on their site. That doesn't necessarily mean it's a popular site, but at least you will find it if you look for it.

Can you tell me where you got that info? Do you have a link? It's not that I don't believe you, it's just that I don't trust information that cannot be verified.

I'm not as smart as you are, so I am just trying to figure out why Laidlaw is contacting current shareholders to try and sell shares to them. Since the shareholders didn't mention any numbers, I can only ASSume that Laidlaw wants to offer them the same great deal that they got, which I believe is .081 per share for stock, and .097 per share for warrants. Since it appears that a significant number of new shares are being sold into the market, I can now purchase all the shares I want for .07 or less. So I think you can see why I would love to be listening in on that conversation between the Laidlaw rep and the shareholder, as he or she tries to convince the shareholder that .081 is a great price to pay.

I will assume math wasn't your best subject in school.

You can have all of mine for $6. In 2015 you will have made 400% return on those shares. what do you say?

Just look at the 8K that was filed on april 26. It's right in that filing.

and before you lump all conservative thinking people into one group, I think the sandiegodude on here is a moron, I think Rush Limbaugh is a know-it-all, and I think Glen Beck is brain dead. I just happen to think Bill Maher is Glen Beck on the other side of the debate. You see, people with extreme views like you and sandiegodude actually have a lot in common, just like Maher and Beck are one in the same.

Now I understand why you think the way you do. The New York times? Bill freaking Maher? Rachel Maddow? How about if we just agree to disagree, because the day I turn to Bill Maher for enlightenment will be the day hell really does freeze over.

The blind leading the blind. It would be funny if it wasn't so sad. So, when unemployment is 7.4 percent in 3 years, will you once again praise our president for having the lowest unemployment in 8 years? Remember when 7% unemployment was considered high? I guess this is the new America. Oh, and thank God they don't count out of work people who gave up looking for work and are now on welfare. You seem like a decent enough guy, so for the sake of your family, please don't buy stock in the S&P based on what you read. Remember 2008? This next one is going to make that look like a minor correction.

Do you really think they would all say the industry is dead for the next several years? And if you believe the Govt reports that the economy is improving, then you are in for a rude awakening over the next couple of years.

I'm thinking about buying here, but I'm curious about this Laidlaw thing. Can you give any more detail about what they wanted from you? Did they offer to buy your stock at a specific price? Did they mention how many shares they wanted?

You are going to fit right in on this board.

Did I mention that the proceeds from all those shares being sold will be deposited in a bank in the Cayman Islands, where the US regulators have no jurisdiction?