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Technology Stocks : XYBR - Xybernaut -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: rrufff who wrote (3972)	4/17/2000 3:14:00 AM
From: Wolff	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6847

XYBR last quote @ $8.125 <--> March 2nd was $29.969 Did I miss something? Heeelllllllloooooooo.......Is anybody out there? This stock has tanked! Wake up Wake up GOOOOOOOOONGGGGG GOOOOONNNNGGGGGGGGGGGG WAKE UP!!!!! El Stocko es no MAS....its little feet are stapled to the bar, it is not merely sleeping. Rrruff show me these misleading posts, show me the technical problems, show me any of these things you claim. Your profile states you hope to kick shorter butt or something like that. Tell me the purpose of your remarks here, on this board, are they to make statements about the personalities on Silicon Investor, or are they to talk about the stocks? One thing you can not disagree with, in all honesty, is that you have been consistently wrong on the your evaluation on XYBR. At the end of the day XYBR has lost near 73% of its all time high in March. At 29-20, the only potential this stock had was a slide to sub 10 bucks. We know that was the case, its now happened. I remain skeptical on XYBR, I do not see a profitable business model, and I believe the CORE is strictly Vaporware, I see further and continued dilution of shareholder equity. Whatever your beach with me is moot, XYBR has been a terrible investment, and you have consistently shown that your skills are unfit to see these warning signs before the decline. In fact you remain aggressively positive on XYBR while its value to shareholders has been decimated. How much wrong do you have to be before you can be a man, and admit it. If XYBR hits 4 bucks will you admit you were wrong? How about 2 bucks? Do you have any responsibility? I have been and remain skeptical of XYBR