Steve and ALL:
I say we still do some flaming to Briefing.com (if we
got the energy) because this is just a flashpoint of
the badmouthing that they have given 3Com for a while,
not to mention other articles that purport to have
evidence or facts about something when they just plain
don't.
Reminds me of high school, when one person would write
a homework report, and half-the class would just copy it from
eachother with different wording. That's what lots of
these ANALysts and journalists do.
They also know that many (majority of COMS holders)
of us have given up on a company like COMS, so they feed
on this anger to make the readers feel good and sell
subscriptions. IMO that's what's made this stock drop
from 35 to 25!! No news, just a play to people's emotions.
For the last 3-4 months, this thread has talked about
how COMS has been at the bottom since the last 2 earnings
report. Both were around .04c, so wouldn't you think
after two such quarters that the stock would already
be at the bottom? My conspiracy mind says that some
agile deep pockets took advantage of the fear, exaggerated
it, and scared off even more people from the stock.
Another thing, is it just me, or did I get the sense
that the apology from Briefing.com was "weasle-like"?
Reminds me of a kid caught in trouble, trying to explain
away some of his bad behavior. The apology might have
been acceptable if it had stopped at...
"That was all we should have written, because that's all
we knew"
joe
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