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To: ralessipvh who wrote (2180)5/13/2000 11:07:00 AM
From: John J. Riley  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 2702
 
My point, as a shareholder, is if this dilution continues I'm going to walk... The shareholders are currently being raped...Insiders are lining their pockets at the owners expense. Investing 101 would direct us to walk carefully here. A red flag is up. Robert Shelden is, IMO, a very knowledgeable poster on this company but nonetheless dilution in this manner (as opposed to dilution for splitting or for acquisitions) is always destructive to the shareholders. I'll wait one more quarter for signs of improvement. Everything should be done with an eye towards increasing the value of our stock... Is it happening here? NOT!.... Just one mans opinion.



To: ralessipvh who wrote (2180)5/15/2000 2:20:00 PM
From: RobertSheldon  Respond to of 2702
 
For a bunch of executives who have essentially dedicated their lives to one company I see nothing wrong with taking some of their life back in the form of money. While we all would like to think that these folks are at the shareholders beck and call I believe that they should be able to take profits so that their life is a bit (or a lot in this case) easier.

Of note, the selling probably allowed some institutional folks into the stock because of the increase in liquidity.

I am not alarmed about the insider selling. For about as long as I can remember Kaiser has been steadily selling shares. All the years he sold at $6-$10 does not exactly make him look good now . . . :-) Anyway, as I have said before, the business is STRONG as an OX. The business will take care of itself.