Michael,
You start to sound more and more desperate to me. You used to be able to put some reasonable numbers together when you try to say something, and putting yourself in a right position, an amateur investor. Now you start to drive yourself into a mad-ness and sound more and more like you need someone's help to cool you down a little bit. Here are some examples,
a) in your note #5722, you said "2) "Improved manufacturing dramatically"? That's the first I've heard of it." You are trying to compare yourself with the Storage Analyst of an industry authority Dataquest. You think that you are the storage expert that should have heard everything about SyQuest. Com'on. Take a cold bath and wake up!.
b) in your note #5724, you said "It's true that there have been very few shipped (I'm guessing less than 100,000 to date) in the three months since SparQ was introduced." Are you trying to fool yourself? You know that by early Feb. SyQuest has already shipped more than 80,000 units. Now another month later they only shipped another 20,000? You must have read one Yahoo poster's message about using serial number to guess the shipping amount to date. The latest number he saw was 126,000. You know that's a much closer number.
c) you are using two obscured information to support your opinion. One is that Washington Post's "Science and Government Policy" editor's SparQ/Jaz comparison article (weird match). The other one, even more obscure, is the messages from alt.syquest. Who are those posting stuff on alt.something? I thought that's the place for people to sell their pictures...
Seriously, Michael, listen to me, this advise is for you (I want to emphasize it for you, therefore using uppercase) BE RESPONSABLE TO YOURSELF! IF YOU HAVE SHORTED SYQT, TRY TO BUY BACK IT FIRST THING TOMORROW MORNING! YOU MAY STILL BE ABLE TO GET IT BELOW $3. IF YOU HAVN'T SHORTED SYQT, BUT THINKING OF DOING IT, DON'T!!! YOU'RE GONNA BE BURNED! THE REASON IS SIMPLE, SYQT HAS NO UPSIDE LIMIT AT THIS POINT!!!
Good luck on your IOM!
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