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KD

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Elio Motors Inc

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1.85
0.13

7.56%

1.70 / 1.80 (104 x 200)

Real-Time Best Bid & Ask: 05:00pm 06/13/2019
Delayed (15 Min) Trade Data: 09:30am 06/13/2019
 

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Big Money loves brinkmanship, it’s a sign of business mettle, savvy, and knowledge. Big Money knows you have something ‘big’ and valuable to invest in with so many ‘spots in line’ and shareholders basking in transparency and goodwill. Brinkmanship further shows that you have a bullet proof business plan, are free of catastrophic liabilities, have a viable prototype, and that your product is protected by Patent and can’t just be reproduced by a High School CAD class during a Summer session.
 
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Without any info, time has a way of answering questions: still a puzzle is why did Patrick Byrne/Overstock (if it really happened) invest $2.5million in EM? And were we (investors, ‘owners’ and interested parties) supposed to think that that relatively paltry amount would really do anything? I can’t help but think that possibly ESG Engineering may have actually ponied up those funds to posture Byrne as genuinely interested, to make EM still look remotely viable. If I were an Overstock shareholder I would question this whole Tzero project and Pat Byrne’s plan.
 
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Without any info, time has a way of answering questions: still a puzzle is why did Patrick Byrne/Overstock (if it really happened) invest $2.5million in EM? And were we (investors, ‘owners’ and interested parties) supposed to think that that relatively paltry amount would really do anything? I can’t help but think that possibly ESG Engineering may have actually ponied up those funds to posture Byrne as genuinely interested, to make EM still look remotely viable. If I were an Overstock shareholder I would question this whole Tzero project and Pat Byrne’s plan.
I think that Byrne lost whats left of his credibility when he sold that last bunch of his shares and keeps increasing the float. Shares are only worth 2/3 of their value from the company's start in 2002. Another person that over promises and under delivers.
 
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