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Non-Tech : Bill Wexler's Dog Pound
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To: Paul A who wrote (7122)3/8/2000 8:57:00 AM
From: DanZ  Read Replies (2) of 10293
 
Let's see Paul. According to your own admission, you know nothing about Gum Tech. I have over a year of due diligence under my belt and know a lot about the company and where they are going. How does this qualify you to make your comments and why should I accept your opinion, which is based on hearsay from Bill Wexler and the chart?

I'm curious about your comment "I remember you from back in 97 pushing trash left and right.." You must have me confused with somebody else because I have never pushed trash, or pushed anything for that manner. I go out of my way to not make recommendations. I simply state my opinion on the company's fundamentals or the chart. You will never find a post from me that begins "STRONG BUY RECOMMENDATION" in all capital letters ala Bill Wexler. Would you care to name the stocks that you are referring to? To the best of my recollection, I primarily traded semiconductor and other technology stocks in 1997 and had a negative opinion on the trash that "Steven Sage" was pushing. I'm not immune to losses, and some of my holdings didn't work out. That doesn't make those companies trash. Posts aren't deleted on SI, with the exception of the Steven Sage thread. You are welcome to post links to the "trash" that I was "pushing" in 1997.
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