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Non-Tech : Radica Games (RADA)
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To: j rector who wrote (2643)2/17/1998 4:39:00 AM
From: Jonathan Bird  Read Replies (2) of 7111
 
I've seen shorts disrupt threads before. The one thing
that I've noticed about shorts is that they spew opinions
and don't engage in reasoned discussions.

j rector,
Firstly, let me assure you that while I might be annoying I AM NOT SHORT. Second, I'm the one attempting to engage in reasoned discussion in response to the unsubstantiated and spewed opinions of fellow Longs. But instead of supporting their opinions(except with more opinions) they would rather just reassure each other that I must be a nervous hand. But no shakes here.

Already I've been given two sell recommendations by posters who seem to be examining me through the aperture of a straw, much in the same manner in which they analyze Radica. It doesn't sit well with me to know we are on the same side but I just bought more last week and since nothing has changed since then I have no reason to sell. I just hope the rest of Radica's shareholders are a bit more forward looking or else Radica could be a panic sell off waiting to happen. I don't know how I will contain myself if I hear one more person suggest that the Has/Tiger deal is a positive for Radica. Going to have to start selectively skipping over some posts maybe. :)

What im looking at now is to see if earnings will be enough to combat the uncertainty as a result of the Has/Tig deal. We could continue to be mired until the market gets some clarity. This is my most pressing concern. I realize this may not be substantive, but if next quarters price action is going to be a disappointing repeat of this quarters then I may want to reduce my position and put some money to work elsewhere.

In the near term it will have zero effect on the earnings of RADAF. Nothing else substantive can be said at this point. Would you agree Jon?

I agree. I think Radica's earnings will be safe from anything that develops as a direct result of the the Tig/Has deal for at least 9 months. Probably longer. Whether or not Radica's price will be safe is another matter. I think it will do well but I don't have anything substantive to back that up.<g> ;)

Good luck to us!... oh OK .. good luck to all the longs.

Jon Bird
PS I've benefited from your balanced postings.
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