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Strategies & Market Trends : Three Amigos Stock Thread

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To: Sergio H who wrote (28072)2/12/2002 9:00:43 PM
From: Harold   of 29382
 
I found the following on YAHOO.....INFORMATION FROM RAYMOND COHEN DFIB CEO
by: cyapt81
Long-Term Sentiment: Strong Buy 02/12/02 11:05 am
Msg: 1603 of 1610

I'm both a senior at New York University in New York as well as an avid investor in DFIB. Yesterday the CEO of DFIB, Raymond W. Cohen came to speak to our class headed by Dr. Marvin Bellman entitled "Social issues in business". I was probably the only one in the class who recognized the company. Afterwards, I got special permission to have lunch with Mr. Cohen. As I read this message board every day, our main concern is the obvious price drop of the stock price. I asked him about the lockout period and its affect on the price. He said that the only reason the stock was sold was because a few people sold out of a low volume stock. He then said that what IS NOT reported are the rest of the people who held on to their shares. He mentioned a Brian Dovey who bought 10,000,000 shares. I checked online and that is 100% fact. Then he said that people are just being scared in the market, and that the new AED's and the rest of DFIB's products are huge. He smiled and said "I can't really say much. All I can tell you is that the shares you have now (10,000 by the way, My great uncle gave it to me for my Bar-Mitzvah), You'll be able to pay for any graduate school." Just to give you an idea, Harvard Grad school is like $150,000 for 4 years. That comes to $14 a share in his mind. Well, all I can say is that I am unbelievably confident and that I'm telling all my friends and relatives to load up at $3.50.
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