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Non-Tech : Ashton Technology (ASTN)
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To: Capitalizer who started this subject3/25/2001 1:20:15 PM
From: mmmary  Read Replies (2) of 4443
 
I only know about Westergaard...

...and his history of pumping stocks of iffy companies. Only iffy companies would hire a person like Westergaard. ASTN could indeed have a viable product. Hard to tell. Westergaard was telling the world that plsia had a great product. It did not as pluvia pointed out. Westergaard was also telling the world that umcc had great bikes. They have the worst in the industry and it is a well known fact. The bikes theoretically make sense but in the real world, they were pieces of .... It takes more than a good idea or product even to make a successful company and a good investment. I personally believe that any company that has to stoop as low as westergaard is suspect from the start. If they will hire someone to lie about their stock and tell investors to not look at the numbers, what else will they lie about? Westergaard predicted that the stock would be at $30 today, easily. How come he has missed EVERY SINGLE projection he has ever made? He's either a lousy analyst or a big liar.
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