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Technology Stocks : Osicom(FIBR)

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To: Afaq Sarwar who wrote (8025)8/16/1998 10:26:00 PM
From: CMS27  Read Replies (2) of 10479
 
Can anyone connect Craig Crawford, David Pawlak and Par Chadha?

Almost appears as one big good cop bad cop episode. Odd that CC was the only one of the detractors to be sued. Odd because there are so many Osicom detractors, why sue him? Maybe to hide a connection. After all the long suffering longs need someone to blame and instead of blaming Par and the company they could blame CC and some supposed band of shorts. Then you have DP on the pump side playing the good cop, mysterioulsy now hired by the company. Perhaps he knew to much to be just an outsider. How do you cover those tracks? Make him an insider, now who's to say when he knew what.

Of course this is total speculation on my part. But an interesting way to look at things. Heck even Barron's could have played a role as a bad cop. Giving those convertible shares a nice low price at which to convert, perhaps old CC just wasn't doing a good enough job causing people to sell so they brought in a biggger hired gun. A lawsuit in England? It satisfies the shareholders as an action, but possibly it's failure was assumed.

Money is made by price change, any trader loves volotlity. Different role players just there to help oscillate the price. Again, these are just wild ideas, I don't know any of it as fact.

Scott
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