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Gold/Mining/Energy : USA Video Interactive (US:ASE)

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To: Clark Kent who wrote (872)1/17/1998 1:14:00 PM
From: j g cordes   of 1841
 
While it might seem intrusive for an investor to querry the announced business relationships of a company they invest in, in my opinion its sometimes mandatory and not at all out of line.

Things which would be intrusive might be calling the sales desk and asking when that shipment is scheduled for, or if a check is going to be cut soon... questions are properly handled through the pr or communications person.

Even such a venerable investor as P Lynch, says he's visited the parking lots of companies to see how full the shifts were. I've heard of investors applying for work to see how in need of new hires a company is to meet new sales...

If you're putting your money in the trust of another its prudent to have some indirect feedback on its safety and possibility. I don't think Ed meant anything more than don't be a nusiance, while you Randy don't mean anything more than due diligence with a little extra insight to protect your money.

The next two months are critical from what I've seen posted. Good luck to all..

Jim
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