Susie....
Wasn't in Vegas with y'all. But the inference of this
excerpt to which you cited, implies that people
received paid trips from some one on tsig's payroll....
ie. "a spokesman of the company"
This is quite an assertion, without any corroborating
evidence. My understanding is that Fred paid for a few
people's tickets, and my further understanding is that
Fred has no material relationship to TIGI other than
being a shareholder. My observations is that several
of these people Fred paid for turned out to be
snakes in the grass. Another observation is that Fred
appears to be of sufficient means to be so generous.
Moreover, further insinuations that inside info
was somehow shared at this get together of message board
participants seems equally falacious.
The only charade I heard about being perpetrated
was by a certain person, his sibling and sibling's
friend.
If V?gas is going to make such assertions, I'd like
for him to provide some corrobaration ie. proof of
his assertions. Otherwise his not so subtle inferences
along with his other prior possibly purposeful
misreporting of the OS begin to not only demonstrate
that he is disingenuine about riding a white horse,
but also begin to suggest that he has ulterior
motives above simply having a vendetta for risks
he obviously couldn't afford to take.
If for some incredible reason, V?gas saved his
own hide, why people like him can't simply move
on with their lives is amazing, especially in a sector
where most companies were and are essentially venture cap
situations with unproven b-models even the sectors
"leaders" like AMZN, CMGI, and others who have
lost dollar wise more value while burning significantly
more cash and never even coming close to generating
earnings.
Maybe v?gas and others need to triple their doses
of prozac, if they believe that the market has to
offer price guarentees. V?gas "sounds" like he has no
business investing in anything other than a savings
account if he doesn't understand risk and the time it takes
usually for venture caps to pan out if they do.
All the tulip bulbs people traded the past several
years have really unrealistically raised expectations
about gains and time frames.
Down markets like this do wonders for irrational exhuberance.
Have a good night.
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