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Technology Stocks : VALENCE TECHNOLOGY (VLNC)

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To: lws who wrote (2545)4/1/1998 4:23:00 PM
From: I. N. Vester  Read Replies (3) of 27311
 
For late phases of development, 3 months is forever.
The reason i keep saying call the &%##$$'s is
because THEY THEMSELVES PROMISED to be more
responsive, as well as that fact that this
company is NOT a mature business, and needs
to be in the 'home stretch', and in fact
seems to be continuing to slip schedules.

If you ever act in a project management capacity, let
me give you one clue: do NOT go around once
every 3 months checking status.

I never said 'call them every day'. I said that DA
promised me status before the end of march, i.e
6 weeks from the prior press release. At this point
if you only care about hearing every 3 months, I think
you're being a bit foolish. I was willing to accept
once in six weeks (tho DA told me they felt MONTHLY
updates were appropriate).

If management states that it will do a better job of
keeping shareholders informed at more frequent
intervals and then fails to do so, you can feel
sorry for those nice fellows if you want.
Personally i take it as a wake up call that
you cannot take them at their word,
and if they have nothing to say, it's not because
they just want to give us a big positive surprise
6 weeks from now with all the good news.
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