Aleta, your references to Wired were confusing. I spent a lot of time surfing around, but didn't come up with anything at all, though Wired's troubled IPO history was interesting. Could you highlight the appropriate parts of your Wired references? Thank you.
My ears perked up on NETZ when a friend described that its technology had received an award--this was toward the end of last summer, I forget exactly what the award was, though I think it was related to EchoMedia's Seasame product. When I began online trading, I put NETZ in my watchlist, and eventually bought in at the low end.
Much though I despise commercials, I knew that this technology at least would get a pop. Whether it went on to become a Microsoft powerhouse wasn't relevant for me--I knew, at some point, it was going to pop.
Now, that I'm deep into it, and have witnessed all of the acqusitional developments, changes in personnel and so forth, I'm even more convinced that something big is happening. Hayton, to me, with all of his alleged bad background, is far smaller than the technology which is now in the hands of Steve Lair.
TO ALL: The recent filing notes that Zulu's audited financials will be submitted at a time certain. If you consider how other internet stocks are doing financially, it won't matter whether these numbers come out rosey or not. The stock will soar, as the others have done. At a minimum, it will at least soar out of PennyLand.
MY CONCLUSION? Unless you're prepared to call Steve Lair a pumper/dumper type, I recommend you get off the fence and buy into this stock. To Joe, aleta, BlackStar, Jens and others who are holding middle ground--though such is your perogative--I think you're just going to end up paying more money for it. But if you've made profits during the first ride, it is easier to wait--I understand this. |
