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Technology Stocks : Centennial Technologies (CTN) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Dr. Edwards who wrote (1940)	7/12/1999 7:24:00 AM
From: Hamby Hutcheson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1959

DR. EDWARDS: History shows that the "initial" loser in a reverse split is the existing shareholder base. If this holds true, "we" should see up to a 20% loss immediately (unless there is some Centennial hold-back of earth shattering promo information lurking). All responsible public companies normally do "dog and pony shows" to excite the professional market and to gain support for the listing -- no matter where the company is traded. A significant measure of any company promotion is the Projected Revenues & Earnings figures. Seen any from Centennial lately? I haven't seen any for two years!!! Did I miss them somewhere? And last but not least, the actual sequence of events on the Centennial Proxy: -------------------------------------------------------- !!!!! FIRST THE REVERSE SPLIT (8 to 1) ***** NEXT !!!!! WE AWARD CENTENNIAL MANAGEMENT WITH 500,000 SHARES -------------------------------------------------------- Anyone calculated the economic difference to "us" between 500,000 shares to Management before the reverse --- compared to 500,000 shares to Management after the reverse???? Now that's a real liquidity hit to me! Regards, Hamby Hutcheson