Yeah, right, Burt! Check our shares once a quarter just to make sure nothing has changed for the worse. NOT ON YOUR LIFE.
With a stock as volatile as RSYS one would have to be an idiot (or perhaps just brain dead) NOT to keep an eye on it everyday. I can just see YOU checking in on the price for the first time 90 days from now and saying, "Hey, look honey, Radisys has shot up to 85! Now wasn't that a smart investment?"
Maybe you can explain the lack of movement on this stock. I mean, QTR-1 earnings exceed expectations, revenues and profits are up, design wins are announced and the stock price just sits there like a limp_____, nah, let's just say dead dog instead. So here we go again. QTR-2 earnings exceed expectations, revenues and profits are up, more design wins announced (rumored that one is the largest in history for RSYS), nearly 200,000 shares are traded the day following the release of the "good news" and what happens to the stock price??? Again, it sits on the floor like a dead dog.
If management knows that 25% of the float is in the hands of the short interest, and that the short interest (supposedly) is maneuvering RSYS up and down as you say, what in the hell is management going to do about it? And WHEN?
You're absolutely right about Myers not being Gates. Somebody in this company, though, has to start waving the RSYS flag and making some commotion. Maybe it's time for us, the shareholders, to cram Myers e-mail box with the same message. We want HIM to be the #1 advocate for RSYS and to lead the cheer. SOMETHING, ANYTHING, as long as it's positive and puts RSYS in the spotlight! |
