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Technology Stocks : Wattage Monitor (WMON)

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To: Eric Fader who wrote (78)4/19/1999 11:25:00 AM
From: Bruno Steinhauser  Read Replies (1) of 96
 
Well its about time you leave. So far the onliest thing you had to state was that the stock is manipulated, that the promoters and the marketmakers are scumbags and ripping off stockholders.
And of course that you do not own that stock. So what worries you??
Other stock holders?

Congratulations on your return of the year 99. People who have to post their ROI, in most cases are nothing more than pretenders.

I bet you just have the doughs to pay the yearly fee for being a silicon investors member.

I do not post here anymore either, because I am tired of reading 90% unqualified posts from people, who either want to destroy something rather than to help to build something or just are pushing and hyping.

Good business ideas in new technolgoy fields, a pime management team and significant financial back up are reasons to me investing into a junior company.

I feel sorry for your Eric, that you obvious had some bad experiences in the past with the stock of which trading patterns you compare with WMON.

Why dont you buy instead fixed income assets, if you picked the wrong choices so far and trying to scare others with your bad experiences?

Or are you short in reality ?

Will come back in 6 months . By then we know who is right and who is wrong.

Good luck
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