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Strategies & Market Trends : Conversion Solutions Holdings Corp. - A Scam?

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From: JudgeRoyBean	8/27/2006 11:07:15 PM
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Even Bob Zumbrunnen popped in: Posted by: Bob Zumbrunnen In reply to: Rufus Paul Harris who wrote msg# 56151 Date:8/27/2006 10:12:10 PM Post #of 57559 CEO's, as should all business-people, whether they're with private or public companies, should at least try to appear articulate and educated. I doubt I'm alone in preferring to invest in companies run by people more intelligent than myself. If they show themselves to be less intelligent, why would I trust them with my money? I'm watching this only out of the corner of my eye because this whole concept of a "reset" suddenly making the stock "worth" $54 per share leaves me nothing short of incredulous. I'm not the sharpest knife in the drawer, but I'm no spoon. And the concept that a stock that's already trading can suddenly trade at nearly 70 times its current value at the CEO's whim is a brand new one on me. And being a devout Missourian, I don't believe it because I haven't seen it. "Reset" isn't another way of saying "reverse split", is it?

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