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Non-Tech : Bill Wexler's Dog Pound
REFR 1.7490.0%Nov 5 3:46 PM EST

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To: BinkY2K who wrote (8184)7/31/2001 5:32:24 PM
From: Hank  Read Replies (2) of 10293
 
Bink,

The funny thing about charts is that people tend to see in them what they want to see, especially if they have a position in the stock. However, some patterns do seem to be more telling than others if looked at with an unbiased eye. Since I have no position or opinion in REFR, I am about as unbiased as I can be when I look at it's chart. My opinion is based solely on the chart pattern alone and it definitely looks like it's about collapse to me.

But hey, I'm not always correct, so maybe my prediction will turn out to be wrong. As for whether the chart pattern is due to manipulation or not, I'll let you figure that out. Down is down regardless of the reason and if I had to bet money on REFR based solely on it's chart pattern, I'd have to go the short route.

As for AREM, I know nothing about this company either but any time a company tries to sue bashers, it usually means that they have something to hide. This is typically because what the bashers are saying is on the money and the company wants to shut them up with a lawsuit. I've seen it happen time and time again. Good companies don't have to sue. They prove themselves by actually turning a legitimate profit. Nobody can argue with that.
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