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Technology Stocks : EDTA (was GIFT)
EDTA 0.000200+300.1%Mar 7 3:00 PM EST

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To: Mel Spivak who wrote (559)7/20/1996 1:51:00 PM
From: Harlan Bachmayer   of 2383
 
It seems to me that a defendent in a case that publishes information that gives an opinion that the patent will likely be overturned could be considered tampering with the case that is in progress. I hope the judge is made very aware of these tactics and will act accordingly to stop further tampering. Just a thought, how legal would it be for someone that might know an agreement is close and deliberately trashes a stock to drive the price down before the annoucement of said agreement, to obtain shares at a cheap price before it skyrockets? I don't know but if a news article causes shareholders to sell and then it turns out to be just the opposite is true, its seems a class action lawsuit could be very probable.
As for the case being made of prior art, I don't see that the example of Telephone Software Company having any means to pay electronically
for said transactions. Which I believe is provided for in the Freeny patent. Mr. Freeny certainly had a much better vision of the future and was awarded his patent to which, I haven't seen a case of prior art that can be applied.
I'll wait until this bottoms and any sign of an upward trend, I'll buy with both hands.
Harlan
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