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Gold/Mining/Energy : Solv Ex (SOLVD)
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To: 993racer who wrote (2819)5/9/1997 8:14:00 PM
From: David Coakley   of 6735
 
SOLV: Suggested actions to be taken at once.

1) Go for an rto (restraining order) against certain short-sellers. If you can trap them into their short positions and the price goes up we'll all rejoice knowing the Asensio's of this world are goiong broke. This would also force the issue into court where you can lay out your evidence and have the corruption exposed.

2) Hire a TOP public relations firm to spread the news about the various organizations that are involved in the "conspiracy" and how it is affecting your company and others. The corruption within the market maker circles is rampant and needs to be rectified! In addition, they should be exposing individuals behind these organizations as well. The public exposure may be helpful in increasing pressure on the regulatory (sic) bodies to take action. Naked shorting is often done although it is illegal. This is the primary weapon used to manipulate a stock price.

3) Stop releasing watered down press releases that are written by attorneys. Instead promote yourselves enthusiastically and from a position of confidence. Quit worrying about making a mistake, promote your company.

4) Hire another (i.e. additional) professional to handle public relations. There is nothing worse than never getting phone calls returned or being able to get through. You're in a public relations war and you're getting your's and our butts kicked.

5) Offer a videotape of the plant and site to investors for a nominal fee. Ft. mcMurray is not one of the easiest places to fly in and out of and many of us would appreciate a peek at the action.

6) Continue to work towards production.

Dave
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