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Gold/Mining/Energy : PYNG Technologies -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: HotShot1 who wrote (4123)	7/9/1999 2:42:00 PM
From: LOR	Respond to of 8117

30,000 FAST-1 Units - Should be a "Piece of Cake" for PYNG Thanks Hotshot1, but based on PYNG's market comments over the past years as well as their overall estimate of an "ANNUAL" market size of $ 250,000,000 then a mere 1.2% of that total market [ $ 3,000,000 which is 30,000 units at $ 100 a pop ) should be child's play for a formidable sales organization like PYNG to achieve in the time frame I posted. Of course, I fully expect Mike Jacob's to accept the commitment for this very reason.... but I guess we will just have to wait for his response. It might be helpful if more contributor's to this forum were to post indicating whether or not they to would appreciate this kind of statement of confidence from PYNG's CEO. Best regards, LOR

To: HotShot1 who wrote (4123)	7/9/1999 2:55:00 PM
From: Chris L.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8117

Oh Pleeeeeease!!! Listen Hotshot, you have made some sound arguments here over the last couple of days, although I don't agree with some of your views, that's the beauty of these forums. However, your solution for Pyng is that they need someone with a BBA or an MBA plus experience. Hello? - who would have more experience than Jacobs with this product and this market??? Sure, they may need a strong marketing VP who can flog the heck out of the FAST-1 and generate sales (don't get me wrong - I think this is very important at this stage), but the notion that a person "needs" an BBA or an MBA is ludicrous - anyone in the world can earn an MBA these days, and unless you happen to graduate from a select groups of schools, this 'requirement' means the CEO needs to be able to do basic math. Note: I have an MBA so I think I am reasonably knowledgeable about its value. Oh, and I believe you indicated earlier that Pyng has to go down, yet you just stated you 'won't buy anymore' for a long time. Hotshot, if PYT must go down, and you already own some (at a price that must be higher than recent levels), then why are you holding again since you can obviously but it cheaper later?!?!?!? - Now THAT's bad math! Meanwhile, we still wait for answers Mr. Jacobs.... Chris