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Technology Stocks : Concurrent Computer (CCUR)

CCUR 2,500

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To: Don Hand who wrote (20888)	1/28/2008 11:27:42 AM
From: The Ox	Read Replies (1) of 21142

If the patents are as valuable as the company implies, then its a shame that they've let the stock fall as low as it has. At these levels, it's relatively easy (for someone who wants to purchase the patents) to manipulate the stock and keep it low. I think we are seeing this as no news has been greeted with what one might consider as a normal pop or buying reaction by the market. If the patents aren't that valuable, then it is very understandable why the stock is trading where it is, imo. The cynic in me can't help but think that the insiders don't mind the low price, as they are issued super cheap options while the stock is depressed. If the company is offered and accepts a buyout at a low price, then we can rest assured that was how the game was played. Revenues have been flat for a couple of years yet they continue to lose money. This is disgraceful. All the restructuring and they still can't reach break even, let alone profitability. If, and it's a huge if, the company starts a new growth phase, one which truly takes advantage of their solid technology and (supposedly) strong patents/IP, then I will pat them on the back and say "better late then never". jmo TO

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