Just popped in to check on things. Pugs, you also need to state that Tonto got the information from the company and he doesn't know if they were lying or not. So, you should be asking if the company is lying or not instead of Tonto.
Second, if the NASD advised you to do that, then I would think people would have to decide what constitutes "slamming". From what I have seen, he has brought up questions and issues. I don't call that slamming, but you do. So, by your definition then everyone who posts questions and negative statements about a company is slamming, right? Are you continuing to send in letters to Kuglers employer or was one sufficient? Do you think getting Kugler off this thread will help your squeeze?
I see that you have done a lot of investigating the other threads to try to dig up dirt on the nays here. Why do you attack the people and not use the time to research the company more? If the company doesn't get the money are you going to reevaluate your position?
On other thing I noticed but didn't comment on at the time was that the yeas saying that the nays are the ones resposible for getting the SEC involved and complaining to them and basically getting them to halt the stock. From what I remember when I was in the stock is that the longs were complaining to the NASD and the SEC about Mork and the length of time it took to get their certs. To be honest, that got me nervous and one of the reasons I got out. I didn't think the company was spotless enough to make it through SEC scrutiny.
To the Nays: It is no point in telling the yeas here about other stocks examples. Just let the stock open, whenever that will be, to speak for itself. Some people have tried to reason with some of the people here to no avail. It will be a hard lesson for some, but this never is easy. For reference I watched SEXI (never invested), GIFS (out with <1000 loss), GRNO (never invested), and another that I am watching go down and the yeas don't listen to research of others. The yeas are in love with the stock and will go down to the end with it.
Good luck to all,
Eric
P.S. Remember, "it's not a loss until it is sold". IMO, that statement is bogus and I have heard it so many times it makes me sick. I count every decrease in stock price as loss of capital. |
