To all,
I've been lurking in the wings reading your posts re: IDX and enjoyed them. I was specially amazed to see the Oracle anouncement here first.
My one concern with IDX at this point are so many parallels that my ownership of this company is drawing to ATC (Atari). On both I made a killing early on, by following the technicals, only to be drwan back in later by the product. In ATC's case, as well, I participated in a forum where most players were die hard fans of the product, unfortunately in ATC's case, management had no marketing clues. I ended up losing more than my killing *sigh*
My only hope is that IDX is a different case. I've been with it for years and turned quite a few co-workers onto it. Thanks to options I've done alright to date.
So much for introductions. My question to anyone: is anybody going to be in the Las Vegas area 11-14 Mar? There is a Biometric Identification Conference for Financial Institutions, Enhanced Service & Fraud Prevention (see anet-stl.com. One of the agenda items is:
"Curtailing Credit Card Fraud - Hear the results and status of MasterCard's finger imaging pilot to help reduce fraud with credit cards"
presented by Joel S. Lisker, Senior Vice President, Security and Risk Management and the company's senior security representative, worldwide, with respect to matters relating to the fraudulent use of its numerous products.
Sounds like this could be of interest an settle some rumors...how does one become a commission member...don't smoke...don't shop...but love fun in the sun.
Chuck Mowery |
