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Technology Stocks : Orbital Engine (OE) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: John M Connolly who wrote (4466)	6/19/2000 8:57:00 AM
From: Maverick	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4908

Let's get this straight. You find the technology laudable, but not the management? Then why invest? Either one by itself won't succeed. I asked you this once before, and you skirted the issue. Now you're dragging out posts from 1998! You spent more than thirty minutes, because who knows how long it took to dig thru literally thousands of posts to find that one. You've posted almost nothing but negative remarks, most of them repetitive, over a long period of time. You're making a case NOT to own this stock. But you insist you still do, only conceding a reduced position. Most investors abandon an investment and choose another under such conditions.... There was a period of time when I was critical of OE, but that only supports my contention I am objective (as opposed to those you call cheerleaders). John, what everyone wants is for you to decide whether you want to own this stock or not. They've been trying to tell you that for months. Either put your money where your mouth is and sell, or stop flooding the board with the same complaints over and over and over. We KNOW how you feel and don't have to be reminded every five minutes. My posts - and I'm not returning to that format - were a mix of positive and negative. Yours are not. The consecutive negative posts have to number in the hundreds. And it's not like you're bringing anything else to the party with them. No technical information, and no research to share with others. I literally don't even open them, because I know what they say, and I also know there won't be anything else in them. Thirty minutes a day is about eleven days a year based on sixteen waking hours a day. There's no way I'm going to spend eleven days a year on a company with bad management. Eleven DAYS a year every single year! Spend that time with your family and friends.