Ah yes, the return of dgivinvestor,
Well, it seems that my day couldn't have been complete without that. Didn't someone say that they expected all the Nays to show up last night? Well, we pretty much got them all and now the fruit loops too.
Let's see what Mr. Bryant has to say to us over the past couple of days...
>>Also, for the record, I do not post on the SI anymore.<<
That was written Sunday and well, reaffirms his credibility.
Hmmmm... the post on the current state of DGIV affairs... nothing new there, with the exception of this amazing display of compassion...
>>I think another thing that should be addressed. I just got an email from someone telling me they were bailing out this morning. Well, so what? <<
Not only that, we should be concerned when people are selling. Sure it is a normal process and yes, the market doesn't really care who is buying or selling. But, it is important, even from a very sterile point of view, when the sells outnumber the buys. One might even be able to guess that the price would drop when that happens. :-)
>>FROM THE TOP...<<
Oh my... another one of those personal emails from Mr. Chin himself... or perhaps it was Jimmy being channeled through your psychic? Funny, someone with much more credibility than you called Digitcom and found out that nobody there knows your name. Seems like they would know your name if you were having personal communications with the big man himself... if you were given free shares, if you controlled a group that had 825,000 shares in their grasp. Hmmm....
BTW, my psychic tells me that we can expect news soon too. The problem is, I can never figure out how soon "soon" is. Nope. I've just decided to wait and expect news when I see it. I don't believe that is an uncommon attitude around here... in fact, we have made a concerted effort to keep the hype about "eminent news" down to a minimum.
>>I don't want to be accused of monopolizing time or spewing my junk ad infitinum so I would like to limit my posts.<<
Too late! And now you have me spewing too!
>>I just wanted to say that there's all sorts of posts on the threads. Some are worthless.<<
No truer words have ever been spoken. Did the muse visit you?
>>Some have value. The hard part is discerning which is which. Sometimes the sources you trust the most are not necessarily the best.<<
This looks to be another thinly disguised attempt to discredit those whom we trust and replace them with yourself? Sorry, not buying it! I find it quite incredible that you keep on trying.
>>SEPTEMBER 2, 1998- Remember the date.
This way you can look back and recall that this was the day I alerted you to the fact that there will be upcoming surprises at dgiv that no one ever expected.
And you won't be able to say you didn't know.<<
Now this is truly a gem! OK, we have a statement about how we will be surprised in the future and that we won't be able to say we weren't warned. Seems to me like you have been taking lessons from your psychic pal. Well, guess what? I predict that there will be weather tomorrow. In fact, it is gonna be a whirlwind event. It will spread not only throughout the United States, but throughout the world too! Nobody will be able to stop it! Mark it down on your calendar because you heard it here first!
>>I don't know how many times various people can say the same thing but here goes: There's no miracles here. There's no magic wand. There's no panacea.<<
Agreed.
>>Nothing but a solid investment in the long term in a company that will pay off all those who have the fortitude and insight to look past their nose. The payoff is not in today or tomorrow. Those who are looking for that might realize some gains at best.<<
I disagree. This is not what most would call a solid investment. This is a non-reporting, high risk, OTC company. Those of us that are here, believe that the risk to potential rewards is in our favor, but there is substantial risk. Hopefully, people do not lose sight of that.
>>Imagine the original people at IBM not realizing what the future held now and in the future for computers and IBM as a company.<<
Yes, imagine. Now, what does that have to do with DGIV? Are you comparing DGIV to IBM in its infancy? Get a grip! That is a totally irresponsible statement. Yes, we expect DGIV to do well and yes, we can hope and dream for our little DGIV to become the next IBM, but then again I also hope and dream of winning the lottery...
Lazarus, wanting to go to the supermarket and say, "Hey, I could afford all this cheese." :-) |
