To: Network Pukka who wrote (882 ) 6/5/2000 12:42:00 PM From: KLP Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 963
Network Pukka....Several points to your 'thoughts'... 1) You will note that I did NOT put quote marks in my post regarding Mr. Calk's comments. I could only paraphrase at best. HOWEVER, I do have the comments still on VM. I stand by my post. You may not LIKE what he said, but my post is as verbatim as possible, and therefore not, to quote you: absolute garbage The following quote is absolute garbage: "Reiterated again the Company is making excellent progress, and from a long term perspective, he personally does not have a lot of concern." It is interesting to review your profile, and your posts regarding HSAC....I encourage everyone to review them. I believe you said you sold sometime ago. However, it would be interesting for YOU to call Mr. Calk with some of your concerns, and tell him you will post the results on SI so that we may all see that reply. We don't have any idea of your background other than your statement that you work in the Broadband arena.....Here is Stephen Calk's bio...... ..And his bio is impressive. I have been a Recruiter for many years, and I do know that most career minded individuals strive to keep their 'resume and bio' as clear and clean as possible....While I am as dismayed as most re the HSAC current stock price, I do believe Mr. Calk's comments to me were truthful....hsacorp.net Stephen Calk VP, Investor Relations has served as our Vice President, Investor Relations since October 1999. Prior to joining HSA, Mr. Calk served as Vice President of Lehman Brothers in New York where he focused his energies on the media and entertainment industries, as well as the planning and execution of High Speed Access Corp.'s initial public offering. Prior to that, Mr. Calk was the Director of Strategic Planning at Universal Studios. Mr. Calk has also held investment-banking positions at J.P. Morgan and Credit Suisse First Boston. Mr. Calk holds a B.A. from Columbia University and an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago. A few more comments.... You said, and I do quote you here: The recent runup in price I am guessing is what typically happens when a stock is history. The people who are stuck tend to float rumours in an effort to pump and dump. Yes there are a lot of companies associated with HSAC, Allen/CSCO/LU etc, however, they too have been taken for a ride including the idiots at LU who are now down thanks for listening to one mouthpiece at HSAC. Isn't that a pretty strong "opinion"???? What are your FACTS in support of that strong opinion??? Sincerely, KLP