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Technology Stocks : VALENCE TECHNOLOGY (VLNC) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Chisy who wrote (15025)	10/5/1999 12:48:00 AM
From: kolo55	Respond to of 27311

I agree with you wholeheartedly. You wrote: "Would you two please keep the subject matter on VLNC. You are wasting my time." MGV started his personal attack on me long ago. Now he wages it both here, and other threads on SI and Yahoo, even though I hardly ever post over there. He also argues with others on the thread about WAVC and MIKL etc... anything he can do to disrupt the thread. What do you do with a clown who follows you from thread to thread and continually makes such false accusations? Over a period of months? He started on me on this thread, then followed me to the ECM thread, the Flextronics thread, the Jabil thread, etc., repeating the same lies over and over. At some point I have to face him. People assume that he tells the truth, even though he lies right and left. But lets keep the focus on Valence. Did you notice he made the charge that I lied when reported after I called Moltech? Here is the clip from the post: "Incidentally, the Moltech press release in the previous post is very clearly inconsistent with klemencic's stated interpretation of his alleged conversation with a Moltech executive. It is very likely that either the call did not happen, the executive misunderstood klemencic's question, or klemencic misinterpreted the executive's statement." This is just one more of MGV's lies. The call did happen, I did ask the questions, and I did get the responses I reported to the thread. Another poster on Yahoo has confirmed the gist of my report after talking to another Moltech official. MGV had no basis for his wild claims. He never called Moltech to confirm. The stock is down to these low levels at this time due to a concerted selling attack by CC and cohorts. CC has been sitting on the ask with a huge number of shares, and depressing the price. Today, for the first time in two weeks, CC had to start moving their ask price up, because they were getting hit up for too many shares. This will likely continue. Paul